While winter may seem like a dormant season for plants, with the right care, they can thrive indoors even with frigid temperatures outside. Here are key tips to help your houseplants survive and ...

These plants don't require special care in winter. Climbing roses: These ramblers have extra-long canes and include both grandiflora and floribunda varieties. Though many are hardy to Zone 5 ...

Holly is popularly called a Christmas or New Year's plant because its berries ripen in late fall and turn red all winter long. That is why they are often used to create a festive atmosphere at home.

Some climbing roses and miniature roses can be injured in winter as well. Hard freezes, ice, and snow will damage or break canes, making plants more susceptible to pests and disease. Most modern roses ...

These stunning shrubs can grow between 6 to 15 feet tall, making them quite the spectacle in your white, winter wonderland. Beat the winter gloom with these budding shrubs. They burst with bright ...

The NHS has been putting plans in place to prepare for the busy winter period – from same day emergency care, live data centres open 24 hours a data and huge vaccination efforts. Today is the last day ...

Winter can be a challenging time for houseplants, but a lighting hack shared by a TikTok creator promises to keep plants thriving through the colder months. The secret is using grow lights with ...

For many people, it is always in a pocket or handbag, particularly in winter, when cold and wind can cause chapped lips. German dermatologist Dr Uta Schlossberger explains why our lips get chapped ...