Do your homework before ordering plants by mail. Not all mail-order nurseries are equally reputable and you can't just drive your sickly plant back to the store to show it and complain.

Not to mention a selection of house plants which are good investments for being long-lived and self-propagating. Start the ...

Last weekend, having succumbed to spring’s siren call, I had boxes of mail-order plants and trays of local purchases to get into the ground and into pots while they were still healthy.

So where do you buy the latest and greatest types of plants that ring your chimes? Mail order has come a long way in the last 10 years. You can have any plant you want and any color of flower ...

To get a larger plant selection conveniently sent to your home, there is an online market of bulbs, seeds and plants. But how do you know you are ordering quality plants?

You can buy trees, shrubs and flower plants through the mail that are as high quality as those you can get locally, and often in greater variety. Problem is: Not all mail-order nurseries are ...

The Anthropologie of the outdoors, Terrain has everything you need to update your garden set up, including live plants and flowers, from potted ferns to ready-to-plant saplings—depending on your ...

On dreary winter days we all love browsing through mail order plant and seed catalogs, chuckling over the retouched photos of luscious produce and oversize flowers.

Whether ordering from print catalogs or online, gardeners would likely tell you that mail order is their least preferred way to purchase plants — and I generally agree.

You can buy trees, shrubs, and flower plants through the mail that are as high-quality as those you can get locally, and often in greater variety. Problem is: Not all mail-order nurseries are ...

You can buy trees, shrubs, and flower plants through the mail that are as high-quality as those you can get locally, and often in greater variety.