A member of the mint family, this perennial can bloom across three seasons, ending in fall. When spaced tightly together, this herb can serve as ground cover.
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Hydrangeas are a classic for a reason, but if you're interested in something a little more unique, try these white flowers that grow in gloomy conditions.
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If you're looking for a variety of gardenia you can enjoy all winter long, Jubilation is a perfect choice, with its gorgeous white blooms and sweet scent.
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'Goblet,' 'Westward,' 'Apricot Whirl,' and 'Delnashaugh' are just four of the 15 striking daffodil varieties pro gardener Peg Aloi has chosen to highlight here.
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If you like a bigger challenge than the coneflower, consider this wildflower that's native from Virginia to Texas, but can grow as far north as Minnesota.
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Summer's end doesn't have to mean the end of garden color. These long-blooming flowers can keep beds and containers vibrant through chilly fall weather.
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Sloped yards are challenging to maintain, but retaining walls aren't your only option. Instead, plant these native shrubs to combat soil loss from rainfall.
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Modern table displays are popular, but many are eager to look at past trends for inspiration. This rustic decor piece is the prize to find secondhand.
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This shade-loving plant with a name taken from court culture develops orange-red berries in the fall that birds enjoy. It blooms its flowers in April and May.
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Flowers floating on water are unbelievably beautiful, and if you want to add some of that beauty to your backyard pond, try planting this bloom.
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Compost and fertilizer are both soil additions, but they serve different purposes. For a thriving garden with healthy plants and soil, both are needed.
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Shade gardens are often full of attractive foliage and few flowers. If you're looking for a low-light plant with abundant spring blooms, try this perennial.
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If you're on a budget, Dollar Tree has cheap garden supplies. Their offerings are, however, a bit boring. Jazz up a wire hanging basket with an easy DIY idea.
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Are seasonal allergies making you regret your gardening hobby? Cultivate a low-allergen garden by planting species whose blooms contain heavy, sticky pollen.
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Whether you have a pot with a broken lid or found the perfect one at a thrift store, you don't have to worry about how to use it in the kitchen with this DIY.
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These beautiful perennial flower plants are the perfect option to keep your garden looking so lively throughout summer and until winter comes.
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While a blooming hydrangea won't get lost in a garden, enhancing its impact won't hurt. Choose a companion plant with a dramatically contrasting growth habit.
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This shrub explodes with lovely-smelling white flowers in early spring, and it’s not picky about soil conditions — including the occasional drought.
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This shrub is one of the first to turn green in spring, followed by flowers and drupes that turn black in fall. Its introduction dates back to the 19th century.
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Proper spacing for seeds is key to their development in soil. This tool helps make evenly spacing out cells quick and accurate.
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The purpose of mulch? Among the reasons, holding on to moisture and suppressing weeds. Given this, you might consider growing this perennial as a living mulch.
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Store-bought petunias can go from lush to droopy fast. The problem may have less to do with feeding them and more to do with what's happening inside the pot.
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Lavender doesn't provide blooms forever. One colorful late-season perennial can help keep your pollinator garden active as summer gives way to fall.
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Why let the color fade when you can keep the show going? There are several fun reblooming varieties to choose from, with colors and sizes to suit your garden.
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Bulbs are finicky because some species have specific planting depths that can be tricky to get right. This tool helps with that while saving your back to boot.
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This deciduous shrub has pretty pink buds that bloom into white flowers for spring. They also have a similar look to hydrangeas, and attract pollinators.
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This evergreen shrub’s flowers aren’t the star of the show visually — but their fragrance, reminiscent of vanilla or fresh apricot, will take over your garden.
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