Most perennials are easy care plants that require less maintenance than annuals and return year after year with minimal fuss.

Perennial plants start going into a dormancy period in late summer to protect them through the upcoming winter.

Aside from cutting the grass and pruning your plants, one thing you can do to really breathe some life back is to add some ...

Perennial flowers and plants return for many years, giving you the most bang for your buck. See our favorite spring, summer, ...

Many dogwood varieties don’t need sun and will tolerate partial- to full-shade conditions. One spectacular species to try is ...

Lomandras thrive on heat and perform best in warm climates. Platinum Beauty™ is cold hardy to 10°F but does not tolerate wet ...

Spring is the perfect time to start gardening as the weather is just right to prune plants and for them to bloom. Michael the ...

Local classes and events offer a variety of experiences, including stained glass classes and gardening workshops.

As for diseases, the best strategy is to start with disease-resistant cultivars. “Buy ‘fisherman roses,’” Pscheidt said. “The ...

Many delicious vegetable crops can be grown in raised beds, but some are better suited than others. Consider the overall size ...

The Mexican mint marigold, the newest Texas Superstar plant, is a hardy, easy-to-grow herb and popular herbaceous ornamental perennial.