BOISE, Idaho — Here’s an easy and inexpensive way to dress up your front porch for the holidays. Make your own winter porch planters from things already growing in your home landscape.

Winter is the dormant season for many gardens, but you can still boost curb appeal with front porch pots. Choose the right plants and you can create gorgeous mixes for winter containers.

The front porch can be one of the ... Incorporate a trellis into the planter if you anticipate needing to move it inside ...

I like to keep the back branches taller and have them taper down toward the front of my planter, so feel free to trim if necessary. 2. Time to add in some more evergreens! I collected a variety of ...

Mums are finished for the season and nothing will grow in an outdoor container over the winter. So how can we make our front porch still look fun and festive for the holidays? We're learning how ...

Our summer gardens are all but gone but horticulturist Jon Peter from the Royal Botanical Garden stopped by The Goods to shed some light on container plants ... to your porch this winter.

Light it with style Neale’s essentials for every front porch are “a door painted in a great color, a door knocker and plants if possible,” she says. “Also, a hanging lantern if there is ...

From charming throw pillows and fragrant wreaths to geometric sculptures and burlap designs, you can creatively turn your outdoor space into a winter ... West Elm Front Porch Holiday Set Related ...

And the key to this vibrant porch's styling is in the many layers of plant life she fills it with; for example, the varied heights of the planters beside the front door and the row of plantings ...

(WSAW) - If your porch is starting to look a little drab ... morning to share more about the Gardens’ upcoming ‘Hands-on Plants’ workshops. The classes cost $50 each, and members get a ...