Sonoma County Master Gardeners discuss this delicate shrub with bell-shaped flowers resembling crepe paper mini lanterns.

An effort to “re-wild” the woods surrounding the Plummer House is helping write a playbook on invasive species management.

What native perennial would you suggest for a drier, sunny spot that doesn’t get too large and that deer don’t like?

The fragrant tea olive is an evergreen shrub known for its sweet-smelling blooms, oft likened to apricots. It blooms in the ...

Flowers have long carried meaning beyond their beauty.

In the dim light of a floodplain forest along a river, thick ropes of grapevine with shaggy bark hang from tree branches and ...

For the gardener that has a shady area, consider one of Erler's favorite woodland plants, tiarella, known as foamflower. You ...

Fig trees are as sweet as they are decorative. Fig trees thrive in the South, where the sun and heat remind them of their native Mediterranean climate. But if you’re growing a fig tree in your yard ...

Companion planting isn’t limited to your garden beds. You can also use carefully selected companion plants for your peach trees, helping to ward off pests and bring in pollinators for a juicier, ...

And they’re at their best in humid weather.

The nine perennials and one Eagleston holly tree are planted. And now, members of the Citrus County Audubon Society, the Citrus Chapter of the Florida Native Plant Society, and the ...

As 1990s nostalgia gains mainstream attention, it’s worth noting that many of the decade’s most popular plants are still ...