The process emphasizes the adaptability and hardiness of native plants to the Siouxland climate, urging patience as they ...

The Dorothy Pecaut Nature Center in collaboration with the Loess Hills Wild Ones, hosted a program teaching residents to sow native seeds like blanket flowers in mini containers. The process ...

Are your kurapia ground cover plants developing brown spots? Discover the common watering mistake that could be the culprit ...

Though we are in the depth of wintertime, spring will be here before we know it. Now is the time to begin planning our spring ...

Orchids (Phalaenopsis) are readily available this time of year in nurseries and even grocery stores. They are popular hostess ...

Looking at the red maple in my front yard this week I noticed something that announces every new year. Buds that were small ...

The eighth and final Garden Media Group’s trend for 2025 is all about the color teal. Described as being “a bold color with synthetic quality that bridges the realms of fantasy and reality, evoking ...

This Brutalist wonder in the heart of London is also the city's second-largest conservatory. Discover over 1,500 plants along ...

Plants grown from sets often begin blooming in mid-summer and stubbornly refuse to stop. Once that happens, onion bulbs don't ...

Is a tomato a fruit or a vegetable? This question makes me smile because they are both. The same can be said of cucumbers, ...

Want to try your hand with heirloom zinnias, cockscomb, rare peppers, homegrown edamame beans, or new cutting-edge flowers or vegetables not found at local garden centers?

Plant Medic columnist Ricky Kemery shares his favorite gardening catalogs to peruse during winter and get ready for the ...