If you are tired of ash, aspen and cottonwoods, there are better options that provide multiple seasons of interest in your ...

Did your apricots or peaches have crusty spots or “freckles” on their skins this summer? If so, you may have been seeing the ...

Some plants can be dangerous to humans and non-human animals alike, especially small children and pets. Here's why you should ...

Some gardeners will add short ornamental grasses as tufts of vegetation around rock gardens, koi ponds, and small garden paths ... grass for planting under oak trees, where many plants struggle ...

Crafted with snowy tips, this decorative, small ornamental tree is full of red berries and small cones, based in a red cloth bag. The timeless piece will look fabulous in entrances and can be used ...

With striking shades and shapes, these ornamental grasses are ideal for maintaining interest during fall and winter ...

One message that comes through loud and clear from visiting nurseries these days is that the golden age of annual color — of ...

Keep your garden looking bright and cheerful this holiday season by planting some winter-flowering species now.

Flipping through The Food Forward Garden, the first thing you notice isn’t the fruits and vegetables—and that’s intentional.

If you’re in the market for new trees, consider planting natives. They are generally lower maintenance than exotic species, ...

Brachychiton populneus The Karrajong Bottle-tree was one of several varieties of Australian trees that were introduced into ...

Blossomway Garden Club in Henry County has been awarded a $1,000 grant from the Endowment Trust Fund of Tennessee Federation ...