If you still have some bulbs to plant, try growing them in containers indoors. Forcing bulbs provides mid-winter blooms.
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Make your own winter arrangements
Winter containers use branches from shrubs and trees to add colour and texture for winter arrangements that will last until spring.

Caring for poinsettias
Tips on caring for poinsettias. Once, holiday poinsettias (Euphorbia pulcherrima) were always red. But now there’s beautiful pink, white, plum, cranberry.

Cutting your own boughs for holiday decorations
For tabletop and mantel decorations from evergreen branches, your garden can provide boughs of cedar, boxwood, fir, juniper, hemlock and spruce.

Discovering new poinsettias
Poinsettias bloom just in time for the holiday season. They can live under the worst light conditions for three to four weeks, and longer with more light.

5 patterns for using pavers in garden design
There’s more than one way to lay down bricks or concrete pavers to make a path or patio. Five patterns to consider for pavers in garden design.

16 plants for soggy soil
Don’t let soggy soil bog you down — these 16 perennials don’t mind wet feet and provide a steady succession of blooms as well as attractive foliage.
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6 tips for pollen bee nests in your garden
Many gardeners are installing pollen bee nests to encourage pollination. 6 tips for pollen bee nests.

Protect evergreen shrubs and trees in winter
Evergreen shrubs and trees might give the impression that they’re tough and resilient, but evergreens require protection to avoid winter injuries.