Regional Garden Guides153 Stories

Excitement fills the air when gardens come back to life. These guides will help you make the most of yours

Give natives and tropicals a well-deserved spotlight — plus, discover an easy herb that keeps on giving

Let enthusiasm bubble up along with fountains this month, as you tidy the garden to prep for wonders to come

Spy emerging bulb blooms, raise an eye to the sky and cut back old foliage to prepare for bigger and better things to come

Hunt for new growth in the garden but play the protector for baby plants and birds flying home to nest

Haul out the tarp and get in gear for cutting — you might just spy some early bulb blooms while you're at it

Prepare for edible harvests and invite feathered friends to the garden — offering them slugs for lunch is entirely up to you

Ride out fickle weather by forcing flowers, planning indoors and heading outside to spot blooming bulbs when you can

Start fresh by envisioning new plant combinations as you tend to fruit trees and rosebushes — and watch out for those darned voles

Dust off your gardening tools and get busy pruning to help your trees and plants reach their full potential

So long, freezing temperatures. It's time to kick off spring planting, lavish attention on lawns and sprinkle seeds to your heart's content