Want to spend more time enjoying your garden and less time maintaining it? Discover low-maintenance shrubs and perennials ...

Full-sun plants can thrive in a light-drenched garden or along a walkway. ... Stalk-like flowers with blooms that resemble an assembly of bells will form in early summer and reach up to 3 feet, ...

Vacationing at home has become increasingly popular in recent years—sometimes by choice, sometimes not. This makes balcony ...

Full-sun plants thrive in outdoor spaces receiving over six hours of sun a day. ... In addition to noting sunlight exposure, it’s great to know how to water your plants like a pro.

It's a cool dose of visual frost even on the hottest days—and surprisingly—they prefer that you plant them in a full-sun location. It also does best in poor, acidic soil and is easy to grow ...

Many plants will adapt to full sun if you give them time.” If you are going to try this, do it in fall or winter, when the sun isn’t as intense and they have time to acclimate before summer. 8.

Master gardener Sally Scalera shares the dirt on which fragrant plants are native, important because they attract and support ...

Think of coleus plants like a box of crayons for your garden. Pick your favorites and go wild. With the new sun-tolerant varieties, coleus can be planted almost anywhere you want an eye-catching ...

The plants like full sun to light shade. Pink ones you noticed are the first to flower each year but white and yellow relatives are also available that flower during summer or early fall.

Most cool-season bedding plants like full sun, but some beautiful shade-loving plants produce colorful flowers during the cooler months. Although we’re accustomed to planting cool-season bedding ...