Yes, you can actually eat them. Or you can just marvel at their striking, unusual foliage during all four seasons in the garden

This leafy green superfood is also a superhero in the garden through fall chills and winter snow

Adding instant color but with long-lasting practicality, these plant groupings are bright spots in a slumbering wintertime garden

Let Sandy be a reminder for the rest of you: Time to clean, stow and protect outdoor furniture and accessories

If the sun's shining, it might be time to sow seeds under glass to transplant or harvest

Late summer and late winter are good times to plan and plant cool-season crops like salad greens, spinach, beets, carrots and peas

When winter cuts a bleak swath through other plants, these edibles and perennials flourish brilliantly

From arugula to radicchio, greens have taken a top spot on the table and in fall and winter gardens. See how to start growing them now

Shake off the winter blues and spring into action to get your home in the spirit of the new season

Let California's version of holly brighten the winter landscape — or consider another holiday performer from the whole host of choices