Not all plants are innocent. They might look beautiful in your garden or harmless on a windowsill, but some plants are far more dangerous than they appear. Certain species are banned in U.S. states ...

Gardeners are embracing native plants more and more for their environmental benefits, But native annuals are often overlooked ...

To grow basil from seeds, plant them 1/8-inch deep and keep moist. Or you can sow seeds directly into the garden or outdoor ...

A popular crop to grow in Ohio, tomatoes have a lot of things influencing their growth. Here are some tips for your garden.

The best part of this ground cover? The stunning flowers. This grass alternative produces purple blooms in spring, attracting wildlife while providing beauty.

Varieties of coneflowers that will sow true from seed include 'Mellow Yellow,' 'White Swan,' 'Rocky Top,' 'Cheyenne Spirit,' ...

Since you want to add more edibles to your landscape, this would be a good addition, although it might not be easy to find.

Tall plants, like agapantus, bellflower, blazing star, and canna, are great for making a big impact in a small garden with ...

Purple foods include fruits and vegetables that contain antioxidants that can benefit your health. See this list of healthy ...

The invasive plant Purple Loosestrife (Lythrum salicaria) is considered a threat to numerous ecosystems across the United States. It was introduced from Europe to North America in the 1800s. Now known ...