Over the course of 70 years, as our climate warms, we have shifted from ‘Zone 8’ to ‘Zone 9’. Again, these zones distinguish which plants can grow and thrive in different parts of the country.

Zone 9 and 10. These hardiness zones have average minimum winter temperatures between 20 degrees Fahrenheit and 40 degrees Fahrenheit, meaning many of the native plants are heat-loving and perfect ...

“It’s different from the white-flowering jasmine, and it isn’t as fragrant as that one,” explain the experts. ... which lies in the USDA Plant hardiness zones six to nine. ...

Consider these 7 plants that hide bad smells to stay friends with your neighbors when they’re having smoky bbqs or their pets ...

The scent of fragrant flowers brings smiles to passersby's faces and pollinators' attention. Here are some of our favorite perfumed climbers for the garden.

The 2012 USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map may be flawed. If you compare the new map to the prior map from 1990, ... loquats, aspidistras and Confederate star jasmine over the past several months.

On Wednesday, the Department of Agriculture unveiled what most gardeners had known for years: a new plant hardiness zone map that shows generally warmer winter low temperatures than the department ...