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	Gardening Articles: Health :: Houseplants Features Miniature Roses For the Holidays By Karen Dardick Not so long ago, miniature roses were almost strictly the province of hobbyists, usually ones already bitten by the rose-growing bug. But now, thanks to the influence of... more More Features: Growing Citrus in Containers Growing Herbs Indoors Spider Mites Search and Browse: Browse all articles in this topic Buyer's Guide Listing more... What's New More Winterizing of the Garden Here are some more activities to attend to before winter's chill settles in: Veggies Wait to cut asparagus ferns until they've turned completely brown, generally after the first hard frost. By then, they've reabsorbed all their energy back into the crowns for next year's edible shoots. ... [more] Also in the news: Propagation Station Plant Winterberry for Holiday Decorations Holiday Cactus Tip of the Day Shield Evergreens In cold areas, tender broad-leaved and needled evergreen trees and shrubs may need burlap screens to protect them against prevailing winds and winter sun. Erect wooden frames over small evergreens to prevent snow or ice damage, especially under eaves.