You don't need a big garden or even fancy raised beds to plant plenty of garden veggies. These edible plants grow well in all ...

These hardy perennials can handle heat, drought, and tough conditions—so you can enjoy a beautiful garden with far less work.

Vegetables that belong to this group include summer squash, zucchini, winter squash, mirliton, pumpkin, gourd, cucuzza, ...

The most valuable plants in your garden are the ones nobody talks about. They aren’t this year’s trending tomato variety or ...

Add sparks — and bring in pollinators — to your garden beds this spring and summer with orange flowering shrubs!

These 15 perennials that thrive in shade will brighten even the darkest garden corners. From flowers to ferns, find the best shade perennials for any yard.

They’re inseparable in the kitchen — dried together in Herbes de Provence, tossed through roast vegetables, steeped in good olive oil. But when it comes to the garden, basil and rosemary are less ...

Getting these gardening tasks done in spring, such as tending to soil structure and refreshing mulch, will set your garden up for success all year long.

March demands attention in the garden. Soil wakes up, sunlight lingers longer each afternoon, and many perennials prepare for a season of explosive growth. This moment creates a golden opportunity for ...

Perennials are the delight of the flower gardener. Showy and colorful like annuals, their longer lives make them a less transient part of the garden. Their ability to live for years allows them to ...

It's easy to understand why gardeners choose to litter their plots with perennial plants. Different from annual plants, which have to be re-planted every year, perennials continue to bloom for several ...

For many growers, vegetable gardens are ephemeral. Tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, zucchini and many other common garden plants are annuals: seeded in spring and finished by the fall. But the all-annual ...