Asparagus doesn’t just make your meals tastier, but it’s packed with nutrients that can help with weight loss, blood pressure management, and digestion. Thanks to its ferny foliage, this perennial …
Peonies mostly do well in zones 3-8. However, you can also grow them in zone 9, but you have to put in a little effort and care. Note that peonies …
Lilacs are stunning delicate-looking flowering shrubs that are relatively easy to grow. Despite what you may think about these plants, they are not fussy about their conditions. They produce fragrant …
Magnolia trees are one of the most popular landscaping species in the United States. There’s a wide variety available, from evergreen Magnolia tree varieties to those that bloom flowers of …
There are plenty of reasons to love peonies: their delicate blooms, enviable fragrance, and association with springtime. Commonly found in areas where winters are longer and harsher, these flowers have …
If you live in USDA hardiness zones between 5 and 7, there might not be a better choice for your lawn than fescue grass. This cool-season lawn tolerates high and …
Daffodils are one of the happiest spring-blooming flowers, making for a lovely addition to any garden. In early spring, they grace many gardens with their showy yellow and white flowers …
Spring-flowering bulbs are often the easiest to grow for farmers who want to add beauty and freshness to tired-looking gardens in the next spring. When properly planted, they reward you …
Hydrangea macropylla—AKA Japanese, French, or Snowball hydrangea–is one of the most successful hydrangeas you can cultivate in Zone 10. Generally, this plant requires slightly acid soil, but for blue and …
There are two types of peonies — tree peonies and herbaceous peonies. However, if you want to get the best of both worlds, you can go with intersectional peonies, a …