This plant will literally grow anywhere in the garden, and looks breathtaking this time of year.
Most of the plants have blue, purple, pink and red flowers, but here are eight recommended yellow-ish rhodies
Its yellow foliage has a golden-orange hue that projects summer warmth in spring.
Customers clamored for this ballyhooed — and entirely mythical — plant after it was featured in a nursery’s April 1 advertising.
After a long dark winter, it’s now time to go outside and immerse yourself in the glory of the spring garden.
Make sure you have good soil that is well-fed. A plot of land under full sun also is critical, especially for tomatoes.
Gardens are always in flux, and hard freezes give us a chance to change things and create new compositions.
Buds are swelling, bulbs are up and blooming and the frogs are croaking. Winter’s almost over!
Sharpen those pruning tools and get to work — spring is just around the corner.
There is a reason roses are considered the queen of flowers. And now is the time to plant them.
The delicious superfood berries are supremely easy to grow here. And they’re great-looking landscape plants, too.
If your trees are blooming and not setting fruit, the most likely culprit is poor pollination.
They’re only available from January through March, so shop early for the tree or rose you want.
Regenerative gardening is founded on the principle that if we take care of our soils then everything else will work out for the best.
Yearly applications of mulch also will keep your plants healthy during heatwaves and periods of heavy rainfall.
Looking forward to the beauty we’ll reap motivates gardeners to keep on digging and planting.
Wet winters pose several challenges — not the least of which is saturated soil.
Over the years, new cultivars have evolved with more upward-facing flowers and color ranges from pinks to reds to all the colors of the rainbow.
Easy-to-grow Paperwhites and Amaryllis can help you fill a need to be grounded in nature.
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