The Popular Perennial Herb You Should Never Grow In The Shade
Perennial herbs fill out your garden, but they need ideal conditions to thrive. Find out which popular option shouldn't be grown in shade but in full sun.
Read MorePerennial herbs fill out your garden, but they need ideal conditions to thrive. Find out which popular option shouldn't be grown in shade but in full sun.
Read MoreLooking for the perfect plant to pair with your hydrangeas? This timeless shrub brings elegance, structure, and surprising support to your garden.
Read MoreDo your part to help the ecosystem by starting a native garden that will attract pollinators like bees and hummingbirds. Be sure to include this blue flower.
Read MoreIf you want more hummingbirds fluttering around your garden, try planting these sweet smelling tubular flowers that will keep them coming back for more.
Read MoreAvoid issues due to overcrowding, neglecting microclimates, ignoring light requirements, and more by following these tips for a successful shade garden.
Read MoreSunflowers make a bright, happy statement in any floral arrangement, but if you're hoping to grow your own, one variety will reward you with more blooms.
Read MoreWhile general advice is to prune most plants in late winter or early spring, these perennials will benefit from a quick trim late in the summer.
Read MoreWant a low-maintenance houseplant that can grow in low light, and provides a colorful spray of blooms throughout the year? We've got the perfect recommendation.
Read MoreTrying to encourage more native birds like cardinals to visit your yard? Plant this attractive ground cover with vibrant blooms, pretty leaves, and tasty seeds.
Read MoreMany hydrangeas benefit from added fertilizer to boost growth and improve blooms, but did you know you can actually overdo it, harming the plant?
Read MoreAugust may seem like an odd time to be planting perennials, but this salvia variety gives you a chance to give your beds some vibrant fall color.
Read MoreContainer plants that grow quickly can rapidly transform the look of a yard, with the added benefit of being portable so you can move them around when needed.
Read MoreWith flowers that remain all the way until October, this long-blooming plant will keep your local pollinators fed through the seasons. Here's what to know.
Read MoreZinnias are more than just a beautiful flower; they also make for a wonderful companion plant, and this popular kitchen herb is an ideal candidate.
Read MoreNative plants are known for drawing local pollinators and this flower, which blooms in late summer, is no exception when it comes to luring hummingbirds.
Read MoreIf you love flowers that bring beauty and benefits, there's one sunflower variety that will catch your eye and tempt insects and birds from far and wide.
Read MoreBees love colorful flowers, and this blue annual is both attractive and practical for these helpful pollinators. Here’s everything you need to know.
Read MoreIf you find mushrooms growing in your flower beds, you don't need to worry, although it might seem disconcerting at first. Here's what their presence indicates.
Read MoreSince this bright red flower is typically grown as an annual, it only lives for a single season and you don't have to worry about repotting it.
Read MoreLavender is a delightfully smelling perennial that works well in many gardens, but it can be particularly beneficial when planted near your birdbath.
Read MoreThese compact hydrangeas only grow up to 4 feet tall, and their colorful blooms remain from summer until the first frost, even in clay soil.
Read MoreWhile hydrangeas might be the star of your garden, you can add further splashes of color with an easy-to-grow ground cover that likes similar conditions.
Read MoreBlue spur flowers are a vibrant part of any garden. However, you have to get everything from the watering to the sunlight level right for the brightest blooms.
Read MorePerennials go dormant in the winter and come back in the spring, but some take longer to turn green. Find out how to tell if your perennial is dead or dormant.
Read MoreCucumbers aren't difficult to grow, but they're susceptible to a few pests and problems that may ruin your harvest. This flowering herb can lend a helping hand.
Read MoreIf you want a low-growing ground cover that blooms all summer, this perennial grows to a modest height of 6 to 12 inches and thrives in USDA zones 3 to 8.
Read MorePests and weeds can harm the health of your peach tree. Rather than reaching for synthetic chemicals, try this lovely pest-repelling flower.
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