Branch out beyond typical conifer trees and shrubs with evergreen perennials that will add year-round color to your yard.

During the coldest months of the year, many perennials can add winter interest alongside your existing shrubs and evergreens.

Many gardeners cut back their perennials much too soon in early fall and miss out on the late-season interest.

Delosperma cooperi, also known as Cooper’s ice plant, is a mat-forming evergreen with big purple flowers that bloom from early summer to fall ... Sometimes referred to as monkey grass, this flowering ...

Pincushions are tall, delicate flowers in the landscape, but in spite of their looks, they're actually quite tough. Here are ...

An herbaceous perennial, angel’s trumpet is a self-pollinating ... SA 2.0 Perfect for adding bursts of color among the mostly pale and white blooms typical for night garden flowers, night phlox — aka ...

newer dwarf blueberries bred for beautiful foliage along with tasty fruit. ‘Sunshine Blue’ and ‘Blue Icing,’ for example, ...

Local businesses and individuals fund these beautiful blooms through a program called Adopt-A-Flower. A local garden club ...

Expert share 10 expert plant choices for winter hanging baskets, from crocuses and pansies to primroses and violas.

Lantana's leaves and unripe berries are toxic to many animals, including cattle, horses, cats, and dogs, causing serious ...