Evergreens are workhorses in the winter landscape for many reasons. First, there's color: Evergreens are not just green—they're also available in yellow (such as Gold Thread false cypress), blue ...

While most flowering plants only bloom in warmer weather in Greater Columbus, there are several plants which flower in cold weather, providing much needed winter color in the landscape.

This winter flower adds a lovely pop of color to the often gray winter landscape, and in mild climates, it'll begin to bloom as early as mid-February to early March. Despite snapdragons being ...

Hostas, coral bells, and hellebores are excellent border plants that tolerate shade. These perennials thrive in low-light ...

By acting now, you can set your garden up for a vibrant winter period and a colorful new year ... looks particularly dramatic against a snowy landscape. In order for these berries to form ...

Evergreen shrubs such as boxwood, holly, rhododendron, yew and arborvitae provide year-round green color in the landscape. Thanks to plant-breeding technology, many different size cultivars are ...