Asters bring a burst of late-season color, pollinator benefits, and versatility, a few of the many reasons they deserve a spot in the garden. Celebrate this star performer with gardening expert Katherine Rowe and enjoy its buzzing vibrance in jewel tones of the season.
Do you have a Thanksgiving or Christmas cactus? These cool, low-fuss little succulents are some of the easiest houseplants to grow and maintain. In this article, succulent enthusiast Liessa Bowen walks through five simple steps to successfully propagate your holiday cactus.
Are your hedges growing out of control this season? If so, don’t worry. In this easy-to-follow guide, we’ll show you how and when to trim your hedges so they look perfectly manicured throughout the year.
I bet you’re working on your fall to-do list, and I’m right there with you. But pruning your trees is something you should leave off that list until late winter. Join organic farmer Jenna Rich as she discusses five reasons you should never prune your trees in the fall.
Hydrangeas are frost-hardy shrubs with enticing blooms. Plant them in your garden this autumn and they’ll readily acclimate to their new home. You can also plant them in the spring, but fall transplanting has clear advantages. Join seasoned grower Jerad Bryant in exploring these nine benefits of planting hydrangeas in fall.
Looking for a native wildflower that’s well-traveled? Meet a fiery-orange eye-pleaser that withstands poor growing conditions and calls a large swath of North America home. Garden expert Benita Lee introduces you to the unforgettable Scarlet Globemallow.
You deserve to enjoy a big, blooming hydrangea, and with their exceptional hardiness and adaptability, there are few reasons not to. With the right hydrangea in the right place, the show will go on. Explore the toughest, most durable, reliable hydrangeas with gardening expert Katherine Rowe.
Naranjilla, or lulo, are South American shrubs that produce delicious and nutritious fruit. Continue below to learn how to grow them in your warm-climate garden.
Tulips are a classic staple of the spring garden. With their bold hues and tall stems, they bring new life to the landscape and make wonderful cut flowers. Gardening expert Melissa Strauss has the info you need to grow beautiful Fosteriana tulips.
Flowers tie the past to the present with the ability to unify across borders. They conjure physical places and points in time while offering universal meaning. This Veterans Day, we’ll honor those who serve our country with traditional blooms of commemoration, a way of visually representing gratitude and reflection across the globe.
We’re accustomed to the lovely florist cyclamens that bring cheer as houseplants, but the lesser utilized, hardy types create a long-lived ground cover of enchanting foliage and flowers. With years of recurring interest, hardy cyclamen brighten the shade garden and naturalize to form gentle drifts. Enjoy a delicate sweep of color with fall-blooming cyclamen with gardening expert Katherine Rowe.
As the temperatures begin to drop, it’s time to give your hydrangeas some extra love! Lucky for us, hydrangeas need very little coddling. Gardener and biologist Lindsay Miller presents the essentials of fall hydrangea care.