You can have something in bloom outside in every month of the year on Cape Cod. Here are just a few plants for year-round flowers.

Some holiday plants are worth saving from year to year, and others are better tossed in the compost after New Year's.

Read about which seed birds prefer, how to attract many types of birds, and how to avoid attracting rats with the seed you put out.

You can make a boxwood/mixed tree or a candle arrangement for the center of your table using mixed greens in Oasis.

Read how to keep the holiday Cyclamen plants healthy and flowering indoors this winter. We give you the tips for success.

There are several plants that bloom in the winter, have colorful berries or variegated leaves. Read about plants for winter interest.

At Hyannis Country Garden we recycle wooden pallets in several ways. See ideas about how you might use pallets too.

Amaryllis and paper white narcissus are bulbs to grow indoors in the winter. Learn the tricks for growing these flowers easily.

Many types of Hydrangea flowers can be dried for long-lasting bouquets. Read when to pick blue flowers for successful drying.

Read about the hardy mums you buy in the fall and how to increase the chances that they will return to flower next year.

Nature signals Rhododendrons to bloom in the fall, but this isn't usually a problem. Read about this, mushrooms and browning pine needles.

Houseplants and tender annuals can be over-wintered inside. Here are the products that will make this process easier.