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By KK Winter containers bring color, texture, and structure to porches, patios, entryways, and other outdoor spaces when much of the garden is dormant. While summer planters often featu

This spring, as I was posting to our Instagram account, I spied a photo so intriguingly beautiful I had to spend a few minutes really looking at it. That's kind of a rare thing these days, so I decide

Holiday decorations don't have to be expensive, or time-consuming to create. Chances are you already have the makings of some naturally beautiful arrangements right outside your door. Conifers such as

Few flowering shrubs and perennials create the tropical drama of hibiscus. With dinner-plate-sized blooms, vibrant colors, and months of flowers, hibiscus instantly transforms ordinary

Spring-blooming bulbs are one of the easiest ways to bring color to the garden after a long winter—but if deer, rabbits, mice, voles, or squirrels routinely turn your flower beds into

In today’s most beautiful landscapes, garden planters are no longer just containers for plants—they are essential design features. High-end gardens are increasingly using finely crafte

By KK When it comes to texture, movement, and year-round interest in the garden, few plant groups rival ornamental grasses. They bring elegance, structure, and softness to planting desi

Preparing to create our living wreath, with a selection of low-growing plantsPosted on May 01, 2017 | by Kerry KLiving wreaths are a unique and lovely accent for your home.  When greet

Alliums: Ornamental and Edible Stars of the Garden Few plants bridge the gap between ornamental beauty and culinary utility as gracefully as alliums — the vast and varied genus that inc

If you're dying to get out in the garden no matter the weather, then the prospect of winter pruning will thrill you. If you thought you were finally getting a break from gardening chores then well, no

Gardens are places where we can unleash our imagination and bring beauty into our everyday lives, transforming an ordinary space through the vibrant interplay of color, texture, and li

For decades, Leyland cypress (× Cuprocyparis leylandii) has been one of the most commonly planted screening plants in America. While its growth rate of up to 3 to 4 feet per year creat

With historical evidence of Tertiary fossils, experts can trace the wild rose back 5000 years. Roses, were inspiring enough to be in song and myth in Europe, Asia, and India as far back as 2000 B.C. w

Between now and spring, nurseries, garden centers and online plant dealers will attempt to entice you with promises of filling your home with beautiful blooming plants to tide you over until the real