What would the holidays be without plants? From boughs of holly to chestnuts to the Christmas tree, horticulture is key to the season. However, some of the plants we choose to bring into our homes ...

Learn how to grow and care for Golden Oakland® Holly, an upright holly with golden variegated foliage and a pyramidal form.

The real scene stealers, though, are several varieties of hollies that are about as postcard perfect as plants can be for ... cloudless sulphur and holly azure butterflies. Birds grab all the ...

Plant on corners to anchor foundation plantings ... Some products, such as Holly-tone, are designed specifically for fertilizing hollies. Apply all fertilizers according to the label rate.

The fact that your plants have fruit on them currently is not an issue. In fact, you can reuse the boughs you trim off in floral displays both indoors and out. Note however, that trimmed holly ...

To quote The Waitresses: “Bah humbug, now that’s too strong / ‘Cause it is my favorite holiday / But all this year’s been a busy blur / Don’t think I have the energy.” (We can keep going if you’d like ...

The Yuletide carol has a tumultuous history, surviving many ups and downs over the centuries to bring us cheer in the cold ...

Moreover, handcrafted wreaths carry their own set of risks, with their loose fragments of plants, holly, or berries often falling to the ground and attracting inquisitive pets who might fancy a ...

While we're busy preparing for Christmas, many Australian native plants and animals are also busy - growing, flowering and raising their young. What ...