Discover the best perennials for New England gardens, including favorites like coneflowers, daylilies, hostas, and more. Enjoy vibrant blooms year after year!

I've always wanted a beautiful garden. In my vision I'm about ten or fifteen years older, maybe some gray hair streaks here and there, and I'm in my garden pruning, potting, digging, and watering. While I love traveling and seeing new places, I'm much more of a homebody. So if we're not road-trippin

Shimmering white flowers and unbelievable fragrance make their nighttime debut in this evening garden. Here's some design inspiration for your moon garden.

Perennial plants offer great value for money and create a fascinating display of colour from spring through to autumn.

Reblooming perennials that bloom all summer, like daylilies, lilacs, and iris, have beautiful colors you can enjoy all season.

Zone 5 Perennials can range from low growing plants to tall growing plants, those that produce colorful flowers. to those that provide fabulous foliage ...

Is anything in the garden more cheerful than a border of blooming agapanthus? Learn how to grow and care for these proud beauties now on Gardener’s Path.

I've always wanted a beautiful garden. In my vision I'm about ten or fifteen years older, maybe some gray hair streaks here and there, and I'm in my garden pruning, potting, digging, and watering. While I love traveling and seeing new places, I'm much more of a homebody. So if we're not road-trippin

Northeast gardeners face unique conditions—cold winters and humid, hot summers. Here are 10 flowers that are ideal for gardens in the Northeast.

Create an outstanding perennial border - expert tips on how to choose and partner the right perennial plants for your garden

These dry shade plants are perennials and shrubs that will survive in the less-than-ideal growing conditions under eaves and trees

Discover some hardy perennials that are perfect for growing in pots

I've always wanted a beautiful garden. In my vision I'm about ten or fifteen years older, maybe some gray hair streaks here and there, and I'm in my garden pruning, potting, digging, and watering. While I love traveling and seeing new places, I'm much more of a homebody. So if we're not road-trippin

A Medieval Garden Planting List Photo References: Education Scotland, Monastic Orders, The Medieval Garden of Saint-Antonin-Noble-Val, France, A herbal book from 1564, credit Jerrey Roberts on ga…

This lovely white garden border is composed of 2 fabulous tulips and 2 easy-growing perennials which together create a fascinating display in mid-late spring. Easy to replicate and low care, it will illuminate your landscape and bring a smile to your face! Enjoy!

If you’re looking for new ideas in perennials, check out the New Perennial Movement. I’m not referring to coverage by industry media of every new perennial intro, I’m talking about the design style. It’s an evolution of the Dutch Wave and the New American Garden, but I’m not terribly concerned with its history. I am […]

We offer expert tips for creating a moon garden. Incorporate these plants with white flowers, silvery foliage, and gorgeously scented blooms.

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Native to wet meadows in North America, Joe Pye weed is easy to take care of, long-blooming, and hugely popular with pollinators.

Is anything in the garden more cheerful than a border of blooming agapanthus? Learn how to grow and care for these proud beauties now on Gardener’s Path.

The family home of Pleysier Perkins director, Simon Perkins. We've said it before, we'll say it again – architects always have the best houses!