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9 Perennials That Are Famously Difficult to Grow
Part of the joy and learning in the garden is trying new plants, sometimes pushing them beyond their comfort zone in hopes they’ll overcome situational challenges. The temptation to try a beautiful perennial that grows elsewhere is irresistible, and we succumb to the reality of our climate zone or soil type. Difficult perennials often come with a specific set of cultural requirements that can be challenging to meet. Gardening expert Katherine Rowe explores tricky perennials, which may be a breeze in some gardens and the envy of others.
How to Plant, Grow, and Care for Rudbeckia triloba
Rudbeckia triloba, or brown-eyed Susan, brings lively color with vibrant blooms from summer through frost. The North American native makes a sunny addition to a naturalized landscape. It attracts pollinators, and needs little tending to thrive. Gardening expert Katherine Rowe explores the merits of the easy-going wildflower with high color late in the season.
Are Basil Flowers Edible?
Basil flowers are, indeed, edible! They’re herbal, flavorful, and delicious in fresh dishes. Though they have less flavor than the leaves, the flowers are perfect additions to a wide range of meals. Consider using these blooms instead of snipping them off.
What’s Wrong With My Hibiscus? 5 Problems and Fixes
Hibiscuses are famous for their large, eye-catching flowers and glossy foliage. While the plants are quite popular, hibiscus problems are not. Join Florida gardener Melissa Strauss to discuss common issues with these plants and how you can combat and cure them.
Invasive Plants and Pollinators: Do They Need Each Other?
Invasive plants are unruly and aggressive, but can they help pollinators? The truth is more complicated than a simple yes or no! Native plant gardener Jerad Bryant answers the question. Learn more about pollinators, invasive plants, and what you can do to help.
How to Plant, Grow, and Care for Hebe Shrubs
Hebes form geometric shapes with their leaves! They’re iconic in the ornamental garden. Tender and hardy hebes offer the ultimate selection of varieties to choose from. Join longtime grower Jerad Bryant in learning how to plant, grow, and care for these evergreen shrubs.
11 Fall Bulbs We’re Ordering in July
Many of the beautiful spring flowers we love come from bulbs and need a period of cold to bloom. Join gardening expert Melissa Strauss for some beautiful cultivars that you should order in July. This way, you will have them in time for fall planting!
7 Summer Lawn Diseases to Watch For
Summer heat and humidity create perfect conditions for lawn diseases that can devastate your grass in a matter of days. Knowing what to look for can save your lawn from permanent damage, especially since many diseases aren’t completely curable. Gardening expert Madison Moulton lists 7 summer lawn diseases you need to watch out for.
How to Keep Your Plants Alive When You’re on Vacation: 7 Tips
A vacation away doesn’t have to be the end of the world for your garden. With some simple solutions, you can ensure your plants stay alive while you have fun away from home. Try these seven pro tips from backyard gardener Jerad Bryant.
9 Petunia Varieties You Don’t Need to Deadhead
Petunias are one of the most prolific and low-maintenance flowers in the garden, aside from one minor annoyance—deadheading. Luckily, there are several self-cleaning petunia varieties that you don’t need to deadhead because they drop their spent blooms and produce new ones on their own.
How Often Should You Wet Down Your Compost Heap?
Compost needs more than rotting kitchen scraps to work well. It needs water, air, and a well-balanced ratio of organic matter. Wet down your compost heap as often as necessary to ensure it’s moist, aerated, and warm throughout the seasons.
13 Plants You Can Grow From Cuttings in Summer
If you missed spring cutting season, summer is prime for propagating many of our favorite perennials and annuals, and even some woody shrubs. Join gardening expert Katherine Rowe in exploring which plants to grow from cuttings in summer to expand the garden collection.