Plant these hardy, long-lived perennials once and enjoy beautiful blooms, foliage, and color for decades to come.

Dig the planting hole twice the size of the root ball and use only native soil to backfill the planting hole. Certainly, it is wise to remove slabs of hardpacked gumbo, but avoid filling the planting ...

Key Points Use shared plant divisions and cuttings from neighbors or local groups to save money.Cottage gardens embrace a ...

Kingwood Hall rises like a European manor that somehow landed in Ohio and decided to stay forever. Photo credit: Kingwood ...

Reasons why perennials aren't coming back according to gardening and horticulture experts.

With the weather finally warming up, it is the perfect time to start planting. Colin from Robert Plant Greenhouses joins Your Morning Ottawa to showcase some of the hardiest, low-maintenance ...

As June approaches, gardeners face the unpredictable whims of Mother Nature. With spring blooms demanding timely care and summer vegetables finally taking off, there's much to navigate in your garden ...

These unique flowers, hardy in zones 4 to 8, slowly turn bright pink or purple in the spring, attracting bees and butterflies while deterring deer.

With our fluctuating Berkshire weather, the big question among gardeners is, What can I plant, and when? Here's what the experts say.

We often think of pruning that is done in winter or early spring, before new buds appear. But a light June trim on this ...

Explore sustainable landscapes at Plants That Thrive Returns to CSU Gardens. Learn about waterwise perennials in Fort Collins.

Gardening expert Luay Ghafari shares plant choices and techniques to help your garden stay productive through heat, drought and unusual rainfall.