With innovative hillside landscape ideas, such as terraced beds and low-maintenance plants, you can make the most of a sloped or hilly yard. A sloped yard doesn’t have to be a landscaping challenge.

Rocky areas in your landscape can be a challenge to fill with beautiful flowering plants, but we've got you covered with blooms perfect for these sunny spots.

Create a living carpet in your front lawn by planting red thyme, a popular ground cover that requires minimal care and rewards with stunning purple flowers.

By adding a layer of pea gravel mulch to your garden, you can successfully grow creeping thyme and help it thrive during the wettest months of the year. Hardy in USDA hardiness zones 4 to 8 and native ...

This week's Plant Pick of the Week is a new hydrangea with dark leaves and cranberry-red flowers.

One of the most effective and visually striking ways to invite more hummingbirds in is by planting native species like the Aesculus pavia, or the red buckeye tree, which is a garden gem that combines ...