Dealing with beech leaf disease. Plus, what to do on your property this week. Send comments and questions to ...

September is the perfect time to refresh your garden by dividing and transplanting your perennials! After a summer of growth, many perennials start to look a bit crowded and can benefit from a little ...

August is almost over and fall is just over three weeks out. It’s been a hot summer but now is the time to think about ...

Yellow-flowering plants have always captivated me with their bright, cheerful hues. They bring warmth and energy to the ...

Perennials are plants that survive through the winter and return year after year. While annuals need to be replanted every ...

Few flowering perennials provide more enjoyment for less effort than iris. With colorful blooms that rival those of orchids ...

However, in evergreen perennials like lychee, dormancy can occur even when conditions are ideal, presenting unique challenges ...

It's particularly important that all newly planted perennials, groundcovers, trees and shrubs don't dry out. The strategy is ...

Knowing when to stop trimming your plants back for the season can be tricky, depending on what plant material is in question, according to Sara Abbass, owner of Sara Mairead Landscape Design and ...

Lungworts, Pulmonaria, are low-growing, spring-flowering herbaceous plants that thrive in shade. Named after the mottled leaves of some species, which were thought to resemble lung (pulmonary) disease ...

But should you deadhead perennials? While it's true that there are some plants you shouldn't deadhead if you want to cater for wildlife, perennials are usually deadheaded throughout the growing season ...