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Goth lovers unite! The garden is the perfect place to throw a spooky get-together for you and your goth friends. Plant any of these 41 species to add eerie colors and haunting shapes to your landscape. With trees, shrubs, vegetables, and perennials on this list, there’s sure to be a perfect plant for you. Discover these dramatic, gothic species alongside seasoned grower Jerad Bryant.
Goth gardens are making a big comeback, with Victorian-inspired décor and moody plants to create a spooky and beautiful atmosphere. Try these 11 ideas in your garden to transform your space.
Goth gardens are all the rage this year, with houseplant owners also joining in on the trend. Houseplant expert Madison Moulton lists 21 moody houseplants perfect for a dramatic and spooky indoor goth garden.
Black-leaved plants have always been popular because they can be pretty rare. If you add succulents into the mix, you have a winning combination. Wendy Moulton looks at these dark varieties to add to your collections.
Keeping up with the humidity needs of orchids and other tropical plants indoors can be difficult. Fortunately, there are plenty of plants that thrive in drier environments. Gardening expert Melissa Strauss discusses some wonderful houseplants that won't mind dry air at all!
Before you wait in long lines for your Black Friday deals, consider staying away from the madness. We have some excellent Black Friday deals and tons of great gifts for the plant lover on your list. Check out these great deals, plus some of our favorite garden gear!
With so many bulbs to choose from in the fall, how do you decide which is right for you? If you’re after something unusual and eye-catching, you’ll find the answer on this list. Gardening expert Madison Moulton lists 15 unusual bulbs you should plant in your garden this fall.
When it comes to breeding roses, no one does it like David Austin. Join gardening expert Melissa Strauss to look at some of the most beautiful products of Mr. Austin's long and illustrious career.
It's spooky season, and it's time to decorate for that most gruesome of holidays: Halloween. If you want to get your garden in creepy condition, we've got you covered. Gardening expert Melissa Strauss has scared up some of the spookiest plants around!
Is a ghastly greenhouse in the plans for your Halloween decor this year? Add a touch of the macabre to your houseplant collection with a carnivorous plant. Melissa Strauss did the scary work to find the most gruesome greenery to shock and delight!
With black leaves, oddball shapes, and possibly even carnivorous appendages, there are way more spooky houseplants out there than you’d think. Some are easier to grow than others, but they all add a creepy ambiance to the home. Just in time for the holiday, houseplant enthusiast Emily Estep has gathered a list of Halloween houseplants for you to add to your seasonal or year-round collection.
For stunning spring color, you can’t go wrong planting tulips. But if you want that color to last beyond the first year, it’s important to choose your tulips carefully. Gardening expert Madison Moulton lists 17 perennial tulips to try for continuous color.