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Add excitement to your flower beds this spring by planting standout varieties from 2013's crop of new perennials.
From Southern roots, azaleas have grown into a countrywide favorite, prized for their beautiful blooms in so many colors.
Azaleas are getting ready to set gardens on fire. The fluorescent shades of this plant's hallmark blooms tend to make a near-instant impact on the landscape. Though a signature of the Sou...
The time to dream about your spring planting has passed. Now is the time to get going in the garden. So here are five flowering choices to consider for your landscape. Just remember that ...
As the growing season picks up, so does the drive to fertilize. Surely, your lawn could use a little help as it gets going—that's what you’d assume anyway, based on all of the fertilizer ...
Ready for spring to arrive? So is your garden. The ground may still be cold, but longer days have already begun to coax your plants out of their winter dormancy. It's undoubtedly early—th...
Bonsai—caring for and nourishing miniature shrubs and trees in pots—has long been a way for hobbyists to reduce stress and demonstrate their gardening skill. Originally called penjing by ...
The amaryllis is usually thought of as a one-off winter bulb that makes for a great holiday accent. But with very little care on your part, you can have the grand flower appear year after...
The sculpture of plants, or topiary, has been a gardening practice for centuries. The precise designs achieved through shaping and pruning can be found all over the world, from the garden...
After decking the halls and decorating the tree, there’s only one thing left to do—hang mistletoe. By doing so, you are participating in a ritual that holds more than just romantic signif...
