Growing Roses in a Mediterranean Climate – Winter is the Season for Transplanting Rose Bushes
By Jonathan Yaakobi
Transplanting a large rose shrub seems at first sight to be a daunting task, but this is not so if the correct procedures are carried out, and at the right time.

Planting Roses in a Mild Winter Climate: The Benefit of Planting Roses Bare-Root
By Jonathan Yaakobi
Despite the inconvenience of planting roses in the winter, the benefits of bare-root planting far outweigh this drawback. Read on to find out why.

Helping Your Garden Birds Through the Winter©
By Arlene Wright Correll
Arlene Wright-Correll shares some information about helping your winter garden birds throughout the cold weather.

Winter Vegetable Gardening - Harvest Year Round
By Clair Schwan
You'd think that summer is the only time to grow vegetables. No so for many parts of the United States. In the lower 48 states and Hawaii, you'd be surprised at what you can grow and harvest in the winter.

Winter Gardening Indoors
By John Yazo
Enjoy fresh vegetables through out the winter months by growing indoors. A great way to fulfill your gardening urges in the winter.

Roses In December
By Darren Gill
For people in the warmer climates, roses all year round can be a special treat. For those of us who live in a four season climate, our roses will stop growing when the weather turns cool and they will probably need some protection from the frosty winds of winter. Hopefully, when you selected your roses, you purchased one of the newer, winter hardy roses. New breeds have been developed to better withstand winters in the colder Hardiness Zones.

How to Grow a Roses in the Winter©
By Arlene Wright Correll
Arlene Wright-Correll shares some of her recently learned information about Lenten Roses or growing roses in the winter.

Things to do during winter for your spring garden
By Jared Garrett
Winter can be a productive time for the avid gardener. Here's what you can do.