Plants
Watch this video for tips on choosing the right fruit tree for your yard.
Read the full story »Certain perennials do not benefit from additional fertilizer. Before you spring-feed your garden, review this list of perennials not to feed.
Read the full story »Virtues: We love the saucer magnolia tree (Magnolia ×soulangeana) for its tulip-like spring flowers, small size, bold leaves and ease of care.
Read the full story »Ten fragrant roses chosen by the chief rosarian at David Austin Roses.
Read the full story »Foxtail lilies, or desert candles (Eremurus spp.), are tall perennials with big bright flowers and supreme drought tolerance.
Read the full story »Watch a video about growing potatoes in the ground or containers.
Read the full story »Shantung maple is a good shade tree for the garden because of its smaller size, dense crown and large leaves.
Read the full story »Horseradish adds a zesty taste to potato dishes, or you can grate it into sandwiches and salads.
Read the full story »This is a tree with a compact size that makes it easy to showcase and multiple seasons of interest.
Read the full story »Can you recommend some plants for growing over a pergola?
Read the full story »Rock cress is a drought-tolerant, early-flowering groundcover that works well in rock gardens, as edging or in combination with early spring bulbs.
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