Creeping Jenny (Lysimachia nummularia) is the plant equivalent of sunshine on the ground—lush, golden-green, and delightfully trailing. But as the seasons shift and the first whispers of frost creep in, many gardeners panic: Will this low-growing beauty survive the cold? The good news? Creeping Jenny can be overwintered successfully, and with a little prep, you

Clematis is one of those garden marvels that climbs its way into our hearts with graceful vines and vibrant blooms. But when the chill of fall begins to bite and the threat of frost creeps closer, even the toughest clematis can struggle to survive. So the question is—how do you protect your prized vines from

Bougainvillea — the plant that turns ordinary fences into tropical art pieces — thrives in warm sunshine and gives off a “vacation vibe” even in the middle of suburbia. But if you live anywhere that experiences frost, you know the heartbreak of seeing those fiery blooms fade with the cold. So here’s the truth: overwintering

There’s something magical about the scent of fresh basil wafting through the kitchen, isn’t there? Its vibrant, peppery leaves elevate everything from pasta to pesto, making it a staple in many gardens. But as summer fades and chilly winds creep in, most gardeners reluctantly bid farewell to their basil plants, assuming they’re destined for the

As the crisp air of autumn settles in and the days grow shorter, tomato plants that thrived in the summer sun face a daunting challenge: surviving the winter. For gardeners who cherish their homegrown tomatoes, the thought of losing these vibrant plants to frost can feel like a personal defeat. But what if you could

As the days grow shorter and the air turns crisp, your lush Boston fern, with its vibrant, feathery fronds, faces the challenge of winter. These tropical beauties thrive in warm, humid conditions, but cold weather can leave them drooping or, worse, dead if not cared for properly. Overwintering a Boston fern isn’t just about keeping

Banana plants are bold, beautiful, and undeniably tropical. But when winter rolls in with its icy fingers, these sun-loving giants suddenly seem fragile—vulnerable to even a mild frost. So what do you do when you’ve fallen in love with a plant that hates the cold? You learn the art of overwintering banana plants—and save your

Fuchsias — with their delicate, pendulous blooms and vivid hues — are summer’s showstoppers. But as soon as the temperatures start to dip, those tropical beauties need a little extra care. If you’re not ready to say goodbye to your fuchsia just because frost is knocking, don’t worry — you don’t have to. The good