Hydrangea shrubs are prized for their showy, long-lasting flower clusters. That’s why it’s especially disappointing when they produce few, or no flowers at all. We’ve got some pointers to help ensure that your plants stay healthy and blooming year after year.

Use a variety of plants and flowers to bring color and interest to your garden or containers, while also attracting some of mother nature’s pollinators.

Thomas Jefferson was author of the Declaration of Independence and our third president, but he listed as one of his proudest achievements his terraced vegetable garden at Monticello. Find out how easy it is to grow some of the vegetables and herbs Jefferson introduced to this country.

Late season sales, attractive displays of trees and bushes, that azalea bush or red maple that just calls out to you–all reasons you might leave the garden center with one or more impulse purchases. But what happens when you get home and can’t put those plants in the ground right away? This article explores your options.

Mulch is a great way to improve the health of plants and give a polished look to the landscape. Learn about different types of mulch to determine which are best for your landscaping needs.

European trees have become a charming holiday tradition, especially for small spaces such as apartments and offices. They bring long-lasting beauty as an indoor plant and can be placed outdoors in the spring. We’ve got a quick list of hints and essential care tips to keep your miniature holiday tree healthy and beautiful through Christmas and beyond.

Find out why we color eggs for Easter and why a bunny delivers them as gifts.