Now is the best time to plan your warm-weather garden.

Discover hardy perennials that thrive in diverse climates, from black-eyed Susans to Siberian irises, ensuring a vibrant, low-maintenance garden year-round.

If your flower beds are looking crowded, now's a great time to give certain perennials more breathing room while making more ...

Walking irises stand out among perennials for their unusual method of expansion. Flower stalks produce small plantlets that bend downward and root in nearby soil, allowing the plants to fill beds and ...

Bearded iris is a tall, fragrant perennial flower that blooms in late spring and early summer. This drought-tolerant and deer-resistant plant thrives in full sun and well-drained soil. Thousands of ...

Fall is a great time to plan a spring garden. Cooler temperatures, seasonal rain, and warm soil in October mean you can ...

Fall is the prime planting season for shrubs and trees in the South. The weather is beginning to cool, giving both us and our plants a break after the hot summer. Many flowering hardy perennials also ...

Knowing which perennials to cut back in autumn can help reduce disease, deter pests and keep your garden looking its best ...

Old names have certainly circled back into popularity, and according to recent lists, garden-related names are back in style, too, like Violet, Dahlia, Ivy, Lily, Rose and Daisy. I guess no one wants ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Perennials return year after year, saving time and effort in maintaining a thriving garden. These hardy plants withstand extreme ...