There are many types of beans to be had out there! Our list of favorite varieties will inspire you to broaden your bean horizons and give you plenty of growing options to plant in your garden this season.
Pineleaf penstemon (Penstemon pinifolius) is a perennial, evergreen shrub that can handle dry, hot climates! It is a wonderful, low-maintenance, drought-tolerant addition to a garden. Kelli Klein presents an in-depth growing guide with everything you need to grow it.
Known as hummingbird bush for attracting hummingbirds, Anisacanthus quadrifidus var. wrightii is a native deciduous shrub with vibrant red to orange flowers. This low-maintenance bush adds pops of color in a garden, and is easy to grow. Kelli Klein will explain all you need to grow these pretty shrubs.
Are you thinking of growing some flowers from seed in the month of April? There are many different flowers to choose from as spring begins to arrive for many hardiness zones. In this article, gardening expert Kelli Klein shares some of her favorite flowers to plant in the month of April!
Anise hyssop, sometimes called lavender giant hyssop, is a prairie perennial that pulls in pollinators. Kelli Klein has all the information to grow and care for these colorful perennials.
There are around 300 watermelon varieties grown in the United States and South America. We share a list of our favorites you can grow!
Are dahlias perennials, or are they annuals? Depending on where you're growing dahlias, the answer may change. Gardening expert Kelli Klein explains why that is and what it means for your flower garden.
What types of beet do you like - red ones? No-stain golden ones? Leaf beets? Here are some of our all-time favorites to pick for your garden!
Knautia macedonica is a great cut flower, a pollinator lure, and simply delightful in the garden. This relative of scabiosa has pretty purplish-red flowers on long stems. Kelli Klein will get you started on growing them with our guide.
Agastache aurantiaca is a powerful pollinator plant that brings all the hummingbirds to your garden. Small varieties make an excellent border, while the taller types are excellent as a backdrop in a butterfly garden. Kelli Klein provides these top tips for growing hummingbird mint at home.
