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The January Edition: Your Month in the Garden
January in the garden is a quieter season, but it’s full of possibilities. Explore our handpicked stories for the month – from what to plant now to jobs that will lighten the load in spring.
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Rod Stewart and Penny Lancaster Turned Their Garden Into a Bee Paradise – and Experts Say There’s So Much We Can All Learn From It
Rod Stewart’s buzzing garden shows how easy it is to attract bees. Learn how to plant for pollinators and support bees at home.
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7 Lucky Plants to Grow in Your Garden for a Year of Abundance and Good Fortune
It’s time to take destiny into our own muddy green-fingered hands, and these lucky plants could prove the answer…
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I was Skeptical about Pamela Anderson's Quirky Gardening Ritual – But a Horticultural Therapist Told Me it Could be the Secret to Making You and Your Plants Happy
Pamela Anderson does one weird thing in her garden, and it's sparking a mindfulness revolution.
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I Thought My Bird Feeder Was Enough – But These 3 Winter Game-Changers are Bringing More Birds to My Backyard
Ready to up your bird-feeding game? Find out why these 3 simple yet effective strategies could be real game-changers for you when feeding birds in winter
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Why Homeowners Are Ditching Their Regular Snow Shovels and Blowers For This Cordless Alternative
Cordless electric snow shovels bridge the gap between manual shovels and snow blowers – here’s why they’re worth considering.
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Burpee Just Dropped This Charming Heritage-Inspired Seed Collection to Celebrate America’s 250th Birthday – But Once They’re Gone, They’re Gone!
It’s time to get back to our roots (literally)...
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Ina Garten Just Shared the Designer Tricks Behind Her Gorgeous Winter Flower Displays – and They Take Minutes to Recreate
Inspired by Ina Garten, learn how to create elegant winter flower arrangements using seasonal stems, balanced shapes, and simple design tips.
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3 Easy Things to Do in Your Garden This January for a Beautiful 2026 (Plus 1 That Adds Color Now)
Don’t call this work; it’s more ‘things to do while sipping coffee from a thermos and dreaming of better times to come’...
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DIY These Viral Seed Snails to Start Dozens More Seeds in the Same Amount of Space – and Get Rid of Unwanted Packaging Waste
This clever seed starting hack helps you grow more plants in less space. Plus, it's a great way to use up all those packaging materials from online orders.
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I Asked a Floral Designer How to Copy Kendall Jenner's Breathtaking Flower Arrangements – And I Can't Believe How Easy it Was
Recreate the "quiet detail" that stole the show in Kendall Jenner's Architectural Digest tour. We asked an expert to break down her floral aesthetic, from entryways to bedside tables.
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Turn Your Garden Into a Gym! These 6 Pieces of Outdoor Exercise Equipment Will Help You Crush Your Fitness Goals in 2026
Get out into the garden and get fit this year! Find out what outdoor exercise equipment you need to smash those fitness goals in 2026.
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These 7 Gardening Jobs Count as Your 10,000 Steps – and They Transform Your Yard at the Same Time
From digging to pruning, these everyday garden tasks deliver a serious workout while improving your outdoor space – no step counter required.
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Meghan Markle’s Flower Sprinkles Are a Beautiful Way to Bring Winter Blooms to the Table – and They’re So Easy to DIY
Inspired by Meghan Markle’s flower sprinkles, learn how to grow, dry, and use edible winter flowers to add color and flavor to cold-season dishes.
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Daisy Edgar-Jones’ White Spring Blooms Are Exactly What Your Garden Needs to Shake Off the Winter Blues
Recreate Daisy Edgar-Jones’s fresh spring-forward aesthetic... in winter! We break down the best white cold-weather-bloomers and how to style them perfectly.
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Stop Waiting for Spring! The Winter Garden Move Martha Stewart Swears By
Winter isn't for waiting – it's for planting! Discover Martha Stewart's strategy for moving and replacing perennials while plants are still dormant.
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These 7 Quick Winter Garden Jobs Will Save You 40 Hours in Spring – Even If It’s Freezing Outside
Winter might feel like downtime, but it’s the ideal season to tackle a few key garden tasks. Do these now and shave days off your spring to-do list.
