Musical Notes Clerodendrum
Add some harmony to your gardens with Musical Notes Clerodendrum, a tropical plant that can be grown indoors and out.
Ohia Lehua, a Legendary Plant of Hawaii
Sacred to Pele, colonizer of lava flows, and backed by a beautiful legend of lovers, Ohia Lehua is one of...
Plant Cypress Vine for Hummingbirds and Butterflies
The feathery foliage of cypress vine sets off the tiny star-shaped flowers, which attract butterflies and hummingbirds to the garden.
Rosinweeds in the Wildflower Garden
Attract bees and butterflies by growing native rosinweeds in your garden or wildflower meadow.
Malaysian Orchid (Medinilla myriantha)
A large tropical plant with orchid-like tendencies, Malaysian Orchid makes a great houseplant with proper care.
Queen Lily Ginger (Curcuma petiolata)
Grow long-blooming Queen Lily Ginger outdoors in warmer climates or in containers further north.
What Do Butterflies Eat?
You know they drink nectar from flowers, but how exactly do butterflies eat? Find out in this video.
Signs of Spring: Viburnum and Dogwood
Blooming trees and shrubs like native viburnum and dogwood are one of the great pleasures of spring.
Signs of Spring: Forsythia and Redbud
Enjoy blooming branches against a blue spring sky with forsythia bushes and redbud trees.
Growing Heliconias Indoors and Out
Bring a touch of the tropics to your home by growing heliconias indoors all year round.
Top 5 Benefits of Bats
These are my top 5 benefits of bats just in time for Halloween.
Attract Hummingbirds with SunHosta
Up north, hosta is found in every garden, where the blooms attract hummingbirds. Now there's a hosta for the deep...
4 Gorgeous Gardens in the Pacific Northwest
On your next trip out west, look for beautiful gardens such as the Kubota Garden, Shores Acres State Park and...
Make Your Own Easy Butterfly Fruit Feeder
Some butterflies prefer fruit to flowers, and some birds enjoy a sweet treat, too. Attract winged guests with a butterfly...
Best Plants for Container Shade Gardening
Fill your containers and hanging baskets with these colorful plants and flowers perfect for shade gardening.
Walking Iris for Container Gardens and More
The flashy flowers of Walking Iris 'Regina' can be grown outdoors in warm climates or in container gardens further north.
Container Garden Soil Toppers
Add interest to your container garden while helping retain soil moisture when you add stones, shells, or other toppers.
4 Reasons To Grow Coleus
Find out why coleus was named the annual of the year by the National Garden Bureau and why you should...
Roosting in the Butterfly Garden
When butterflies need to rest or take shelter, they find a place to roost. Learn how to make your butterfly...
4 Drought-Tolerant Flowering Shrubs for Southern Gardens
If you think drought tolerant means boring, try drought-tolerant flowering shrubs you'll want in the garden even when rainfall is...
Growing Lemongrass
Grow lemongrass for culinary purposes, as an ornamental grass, or just for the fresh scent!
How to Dry Fruit For All Seasons
Harvest seasonal fruits this summer and preserve the flavor for months! We'll show you how to dry fruit from your...
Big Eyes in the Butterfly Garden
Butterflies and caterpillars use “eyespots” to scare off predators in the butterfly garden and beyond!
Attracting Butterflies with Fruit
Flowers aren't the only way to bring butterflies to your garden. Learn about attracting butterflies with fruit too.
Why Do Leafy Greens Bolt?
Learn why lettuce bolts, why it's not a good idea to eat leafy greens after this happens, and ways to...
Container Ideas: Red, White and Blue
Decorate your outdoor space for a patriotic celebration with flowers in red, white and blue for great container ideas.
Container Ideas: Pair Flowers and Vegetables Together
Need new container ideas? How about adding edible plants in with flowers? Get inspired by these beautiful pots filled with...
Plants for a Cocktail Garden
Cheers to the cocktail garden! Grow a happy hour in your own backyard with these good-time tips and fruit and...
Plant Sunshine Mimosa Groundcover Instead of Grass
Replacing your grass with groundcovers, like sunshine mimosa, means less maintenance. Learn more about using groundcovers in your garden.