Winterizing plants

Potted plants need a little more protection from cold weather than plants that are in the ground. Here are five ways to protect potted plants in winter!

Winterizing strawberry plants is super easy and essential to ensure that your crop returns year after year.

How to Debug and Clean plants to bring indoors for winter. Here is how to clean your plants of bugs and debris before you bring them indoors for winter.

Keep Your Plants Alive! Tips To Protecting Your Plants Against Winter Weather Without A Greenhouse. Start Now!

How to remove bugs from plants before bringing inside this winter! Super easy tips to follow for all of our potted plants this season.

Discover the magic of winter sowing! This guide explains what winter sowing is, its benefits, and how to get started for a thriving garden.

Overwintering plants is a great way to enjoy your favorites year after year, without having to spend a dime. I’ll show you all you need to know about how to keep plants over winter, using a variety of different methods and techniques. Many of the tropical plants sold by nurseries as annual plants are actually tender perennials, and many of them can easily be overwintered indoors. Here you will find a one-stop shop and everything you need to know about overwintering tropical plants indoors.

When frost threatens, elephant ear plant winter care is essential. Find out how to shield these beauties from the cold in our guide.

If you have perennials in your container garden or plan to overwinter some plants in a warmer climate, winterizing a container garden is important. It helps protect your plants from the colder temperatures, wind, and frost most zones will get at least a few times during the winter months.

Steps For Overwintering 1.) Remove each individual geranium plant from the soil and shake off dirt. 2.) Cut the greens and stems back to around 2 inches. 3.) Place all the plants in a paper bag and store in a dark space. I stored mine in a hallway closet. 4.) Set a reminder on your calendar or phone once a month to take your plants out and spray them down. Place them on a towel for a quick dry. Return to bag and dark place.