Most perennials are easy care plants that require less maintenance than annuals and return year after year with minimal fuss.

Whether you’re looking to add color, ground cover, or simply prevent erosion, these picks can add a beautiful touch to your outdoor space, all while thriving in saturated conditions.

A well-designed flower bed can breathe new life into drab garden corners and improve your home’s curb appeal. Whether you’re ...

Our feline friends cannot also tolerate a group of familiar lilies: Asiastic, Oriental, and the nostalgic daylilies. All parts of these plants if consumed by a cat can result in kidney failure.

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A prime example of needing to divide is ornamental grasses. As they continue to grow, the center of the grass becomes shaded and unproductive. Removing a portion of the grass keeps it attractive and ...

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For example, a few “zone 7” plants include perennial flowers like daylilies, vines like honeysuckle, and crabapple trees. As noted by the USDA, though gardeners should also consult with other ...