
If you think of your garden as a cube rather than a flat piece of ground, you can easily increase the amount of food you grow.

If you think of your garden as a cube rather than a flat piece of ground, you can easily increase the amount of food you grow.

Virtues: We love winter and sambac jasmines for the cheerful splendor their blooms bring during the winter season.

How to prune a clematis vine in the spring.

Can you recommend some plants for growing over a pergola?
Kathy Cropp talks with Dan Long, owner of Brushwood Nursery, about choosing and caring for vines and climbing plants.
We love leatherflower (Clematis viorna), a native vining clematis, for its thick, bell-shaped purple flowers that come all summer long.
Dutchman’s pipevine (Aristolochia macrophylla) is a quick-growing vine that can be trained up a trellis or porch.
Barberry, bittersweet and burning bush are three popular plants that can be problematic (as in aggressive or invasive) in many areas. Here are some alternative plants that achieve the same effects.