The different varieties of hellebore tout a magnificent range of flower colors. Some have a surprisingly unique coloring, anywhere from white to soft lavender to black. This is among the reasons why this perennial has a place in just about any landscape.
From its humble beginnings, the English cottage garden has evolved into a proud national tradition. Here's how to put a little "English" into your backyard!
Whether your potted plants live indoors year-round or you’ve brought them in for temporary shelter from freezing temperatures, they will require special attention throughout the cold season. We've got a few tips that will surely help.
Longing for spring? Don't fret, a little winter snow is good for your garden.
People have foraged and cultivated flowers for food, drink, and medicine for centuries. You will find squash blossoms in Italian food, rose petals in Indian food, and chamomile or jasmine tea.
These days, gardens are sprouting everywhere. People garden on rooftops, community plots, schools, and balconies. This means parents everywhere have more opportunities to share the experience of gardening with their children.
These days, many homeowners grow amaranth strictly as a front lawn ornamental plant. Here's how to grow it for edible greens in your backyard.
Chive leaves look like slender green tubes. The experienced cook snips and gathers them as a garnish. But chives are excellent ornamental plants, too.
You can do your part to save water while still achieving a beautiful yard with xeriscaping.
Throughout history, people have prized roses for their vibrant color, their delicate appearance, and their unmistakable, sweet, honeyed scent.