The Award-Winning, Disease-Resistant Rose That Grows Happily As A Shrub Or Climber
If you are looking for a beautiful rose type to plant in your yard, we've got one. It's an award-winner and can be a shrub or a trellis climber.
Read MoreIf you are looking for a beautiful rose type to plant in your yard, we've got one. It's an award-winner and can be a shrub or a trellis climber.
Read MoreFruit trees are nice to have in your yard with their beauty and possibly food. However, you need to know what you should do if you see a white mulberry,.
Read MoreTrees are beautiful additions to your yard, but they can make it feel dark and gloomy. There are ways to brighten it up without cutting down trees.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a pop of pretty color in a somewhat limited space, consider planting this quick-growing shrub that's a butterfly magnet.
Read MoreSome trees make you work for their beauty. There are other trees, like this one, with lots of hummer-attracting blooms that require little care when mature.
Read MoreFor a pollinator-attracting tree that won't take up your entire yard, consider this U.S. native option that boasts both pretty flowers and berries.
Read MoreWhile this shrub is attractive, a great source of food for birds, and fragrant, its aggressive growth habit makes it a bad candidate for planting.
Read MoreEven the most average hostas are a great pick for filling shady areas in the garden, but this cultivar with extra large leaves is a true showstopper.
Read MoreThere are plenty of trees that smell wonderful and offer shade and shelter for animals. This one does most of those things, but it also can have an awful smell.
Read MoreWith a compact shape and abundant nectar, this shrub cultivar is the perfect plant for growing in a pot and attracting butterflies to your yard.
Read MoreCardinals need shelter, seeds, and places to build their nests. These trees require very little maintenance but can help bring more cardinals to your yard.
Read MoreMake the time you spend outdoors in your yard even more enjoyable by carefully choosing plants to grow that can naturally repel flies and other unwanted pests.
Read MoreThis shrub is the perfect addition to a pollinator garden thanks to its early-season blooms, bird-attracting fruits, and easy-growing nature.
Read MoreIf you want to build a pollinator-friendly garden but you don't have a ton of space, this flowering butterfly favorite can happily live in a container.
Read MoreWhile sedums are relatively low maintenance plants, performing this chore before their bloom time in summer can help to create a more lush display.
Read MoreThis vine has vibrant blooms that resemble tasty treats, and it's ideal for trellises or hanging baskets. Better yet, it attracts pollinators like hummingbirds.
Read MoreThis U.S. native tree is an incredibly fast grower, and once it establishes itself, its pretty flowers act as bait and a food source for visiting pollinators.
Read MoreYellowing leaves on your lilac shrub can be alarming, and there are many possible reasons it could be happening. Here, we break down the common causes.
Read MoreWhile it is considered invasive in some states, this quick-growing plant can add a ton of color to empty areas seemingly as soon as its planted.
Read MoreBare spots in your flower beds are an eyesore, so these neat and fast-growing shrubs may help fill in those bald areas and bring your garden back to life.
Read MoreIf you want to draw in butterflies, small flowers in garden beds aren't your only option. This tree's yellow, fragrant flowers are a favorite of pollinators.
Read MoreTired of flowers that only last a week or so every year? Consider planting this gorgeous shrub that will repeatedly bloom with gorgeous pink blossoms.
Read MoreThere are plenty of ways to make your home more appealing to potential buyers, but this yard feature is a must if you want to add privacy too.
Read MoreDid you know you can screen your backyard from prying eyes using shrubs and even trees? It's a bonus if you grow a living fence that produces delicious fruit.
Read MoreJapanese barberry can seem like a colorful plant, but it's actually a very invasive species. If it pops up, you'll want to take action as soon as you can.
Read MoreThese trees feature feathery foliage in a range of colors, and dwarf or semi-dwarf cultivars stay well under 10 feet tall, making perfect container trees.
Read MoreLarge planters need lots of potting mix. Thankfully, most gardeners have a collection of just the item they need to reduce the space inside a big container.
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