Overwintering plants

Overwintering plants is a great way to enjoy your favorites year after year, without having to spend a dime. I’ll show you all you need to know about how to keep plants over winter, using a variety of different methods and techniques. Many of the tropical plants sold by nurseries as annual plants are actually tender perennials, and many of them can easily be overwintered indoors. Here you will find a one-stop shop and everything you need to know about overwintering tropical plants indoors.

Check out these 3 simple and effective ways to protect your potted perennials from winter damage this year!

Most of us toss our petunias at the end of the growing season because they can’t survive freezing weather. But there’s another option. You can overwinter petunias in a protected spot so you can enjoy their vibrant color again next season. Learn the two ways to do it now on Gardener's Path. #petunias #gardenerspath

Is the cold weather getting you down? Learn how to defeat the cold and set yourself up for success in the spring! Our comprehensive guide to overwintering your plants will have them thriving and growing, ready to take on the warmer months. Discover the power of protection and preparation with this step-by-step guide. Don't forget to save, click, and follow for more gardening tips!

Tomato season doesn't have to come to an end! Let's "Overwinter Tomato Plants" and keep those plants for next year! #growingtomatoesindoors

Overwintering canna lilies is very easy. Follow these instructions for how to dig up and store the bulbs indoors, in the ground, or in pots.

The best way to protect overwintering bulbs from deer and rodents is to refuse them a meal. Plant these resistant bulbs instead.

The Dipladenia Brazilian plant is known for its beautiful trumpet-shaped flowers and its long, glossy leaves. Given that it's typically grown in tropical and

Follow these instructions for overwintering sweet potato vines indoors 3 different ways: as houseplants, taking cuttings, or storing tubers.