Think you’re ready for Halloween? Like me, you might have a pumpkin on the porch, a scarecrow by the lamppost and enough candy to guarantee leftovers, but do you have any spooky plants in your garden?

It’s now prime spooky season. Don’t have the plants to do it justice? Here are some seeds of inspiration to fix that situation for this year or next. When Netflix’s Wednesday Addams showed up for ...

Who needs Halloween decorations when nature provides such bizarre and beautiful creations? Display these flowers and plants to add a little haunt to your house this season...if you dare Place a pot of ...

For some Halloween enthusiasts, the season starts long before October: The scary movie marathons have begun, the decorations are up and… the plants are showing off their foliage? Yes, the plants.

As much as I love carving up a spooky jack-o'-lantern for Halloween, sometimes I want to craft without getting my hands covered in pumpkin guts, and these creepy plant cemeterrariums might just be my ...

(WHTM) – Celebrate spooky season by planting these “scary” plants. There’s no need to purchase decorative, artificial plants from chain stores to decorate your home for Halloween – you can grow your ...

It’s been another fantastic week of cooler temperatures with perfect weather! We’ve experienced a few chilly mornings, but temperatures have warmed nicely by midday, making garden work outside ...

The plant kingdom has its sinister and creepy characters, too. I’m not talking about purely imaginary terrors like the alien pods in "Invasion of the Body Snatchers," or the homicidal potato tendrils ...

CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (WBOY) — These plants are perfect for Halloween, and while some are only scary-looking, others can be deadly. Although not technically a plant, this type of slime mold resembles a ...