Why Tomatoes Can Be Tricky for New Gardeners—and 12 Easier Plants to Start With
Tomatoes might be the poster child of backyard gardening, but for beginners, they can be surprisingly fussy. From blossom end rot and fungal diseases to …
Tomatoes might be the poster child of backyard gardening, but for beginners, they can be surprisingly fussy. From blossom end rot and fungal diseases to …
A well-chosen ground cover does more than just fill space—it adds texture, suppresses weeds, and keeps moisture in the soil. These low-growing plants act like …
In a world of ever-changing design fads, certain landscaping trends continue to stand the test of time—offering both functionality and a sense of lasting beauty. …
Think you need a backyard or even a bag of potting mix to grow cilantro? Think again. This flavorful herb is more adaptable than most …
Vining plants can add height, shade, and drama to any garden—but not all of them are worth the price tag when bought as seedlings. In …
Blue flowers are among the rarest in the plant world, making them all the more striking when they appear—especially on trees and shrubs. Whether you’re …
At first glance, pothos and philodendron can seem like twins—both trailing houseplants with lush green leaves and a reputation for being easy to care for. …
Zinnias are beloved for their vibrant blooms, fast growth, and ability to brighten any garden bed or container. But even these tough, cheerful flowers aren’t …
Across the vast and varied landscapes of America’s national parks, some plants exist nowhere else on Earth. From high alpine meadows to scorching desert valleys, …
You don’t need to live in the rainforest to enjoy a garden that feels wild, vibrant, and alive. That lush, overgrown jungle aesthetic—full of oversized …