Beverly was born April 26, 1943, in Sanford, the daughter of the late Worthy William Pendergrass and Esther Phoebe Womble ...

A beautiful wedding arrangement does not always require countless flowers. Meredith Waga Perez demonstrates how carefully ...

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Owners Gwen and John Runner turned a 1906 farmhouse into a charming Kentucky retreat filled with vintage character and ...

At the Hampton Classic, the jumps are more than obstacles — they are part of the show’s visual language. From whimsical ...

TRAVERSE CITY — Old Mission Flowers offers visitors a self-serve experience to pick and arrange custom floral bouquets from dawn until dusk. Owner Virginia Coulter established the farm after leaving a ...

Key Points Perennials are woody or herbaceous plants that live more than one year, like hydrangeas, coneflowers, and ...

Wondering why pests are abundant in your garden? It could be down to any of these 5 plants. Here’s what you can do about it.

Two expert gardeners reveal which plants benefit from a late-summer trim—and which ones you could damage by cutting back now.

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Now, that sense of nostalgia is making its way into modern gardens. From ruffled dahlias and abundant chrysanthemums to ...

Big, luscious peony blooms are a perennial favorite in the garden. Each winter, these bushy shrubs die back to the ground. Each spring, shoots begin to appear and, within weeks, it’s as if they were ...