Papalo (or papaloquelite) is a heat-loving cilantro alternative you should grow in your summer garden. Botanically Porophyllum ruderal, this easy-to-grow herb has a strong, vibrant flavor. Kevin Espiritu will discuss everything you need to grow papalo in your herb garden.
Salvia sonomensis is a drought-resistant California native plant. If you're doing xeriscaping, this is for you! Lorin Nielsen will take you through the comprehensive guide that shows just how to grow this creeping sage.
Wonderful wintercreeper can be a fantastic climbing vine, a low ground cover, or anything in between. Kevin Espiritu will show you the basic care techniques in this guide to grow Euonymus fortune at home.
Pachysandra terminalis, also known as Japanese spurge, is a classic low-maintenance shady ground cover. For all you need to grow this evergreen, Kevin Espiritu will go through the steps to get it right.
Growing cucumbers vertically is a fantastic space-saving option. Try using a cucumber trellis and these growing tips from gardening expert Rachel Garcia for epic success!
Pole beans are an incredibly versatile and easy veggie to grow in the garden, so learn how to cultivate them in our complete grow guide.
Looking for a low-maintenance ground cover? Creeping raspberry provides beautiful foliage and even fruits. Kevin Espiritu explains how to grow and care for this interesting plant.
Florist's cineraria is a gloriously beautiful flowering plant. But it's often confused with other cinerarias. Learn all about it here!
The firecracker vine, Mina lobata or ipomoea lobata, creates sprays of brilliantly-colored flowers. Lorin Nielsen will introduce you to this creeper and show you just how to grow and care for it.
Ipomoea tricolor, the Mexican morning glory or grannyvine, is a lovely trellising plant with trumpet-shaped blue, pink, or white flowers. Lorin Nielsen will show you our growing guide that teaches you all you need to know!
Cotoneaster horizontalis, or rock spray cotoneaster, is a fantastic border shrub. It has small green leaves that turn bright orange and red in the fall, and bright red berries after flowering. Lorin Nielsen will discuss tips for growing this low-lying ground cover.
Pachysandra procumbens, also called Allegheny spurge, is a low, easy-growing ground cover. For both sun and shade, this native is a good spreading evergreen subshrub that is also non-invasive. Lorin Nielsen will help you get started in this comprehensive growing guide.