Q. I thought Natal Plum was frost-tender, but I’ve seen it survive several winters where frost occurs regularly. Is there a ...

The good news is there are plenty of resilient, low-maintenance, fabulous flowers to tuck in to your porch planter, raised ...

Spring is in the air but you can get a head start on your summer garden by planting these flower seeds in March.

To ensure longevity, remove all leaves from the flower stalks when harvested, and hang them upside down in a shady spot for two weeks.

Summer is not far off, with plenty of warm weather ahead. Plan now so you know what flowers to grow, ones you can cut and bring indoors to enjoy.

Recommended Varieties: Lance-leaf coreopsis (Coreopsis lanceolata) is an easy-to-grow variety that’s native to most of the ...

This range of flowers to sow in March will bring color and texture to beds, as well as attract butterflies, bees, and other ...

The flower colors can be orange-red with yellow tips or reddish ... head to the garden center and check out their seed packets and potted flowers. Cell packs of flowers will give you a head ...

I can walk to this outdoor museum and observe sculptures I’d never see in spring and summer, and sometimes even free music is provided.

Indoor pepper plants need warm ambient temperatures, so you may need to adjust your home's thermostat accordingly or use a ...