Plants
This evergreen perennial groundcover has ornamental appeal for every season, on either coast
Read the full story »With their oddly shaped flowers and bug-trapping abilities, these vines and shrubs are most intriguing.
Read the full story »Besides the typical houseplant, this genus includes some attractive species worth trying in cooler gardens
Read the full story »Less widely grown than its European cousin, American smoketree (Cotinus obovatus) offers a textured spring silhouette and brilliant foliage in fall, even in poor soils
Read the full story »These Indigofera species reward simple care with scads of charming pea flowers and ferny foliage
Read the full story »The Proteaceae family includes several members that can contribute enticing flowers and foliage farther north than you might guess
Read the full story »A pleasant experience with one stunning selection led to other members of the genus Itea
Read the full story »Rugged yet beautiful oak trees contribute much to the yard and garden.
Read the full story »Hemerocallis ‘Zarahemla’ is compact, 20 to 22 inches in height. Also, it has repeat blooms and performs well in multiple zones…
Read the full story »Autumn Rouge™ is one of 23 varieties of Encore Azalea®, with each variety delivering differing growth habits and bloom colors. Autumn Rouge™ was the first seedling to bloom from the thousands of azalea seedlings derived from numerous controlled crosses…
Read the full story »Echinacea Pixie Meadowbrite is a product of three plants crossbred by Dr. Jim Ault from the Chicago Botanical Garden…
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