Peonies are a stunning addition to any garden, and there is one key task to carry out now to ensure they produce a stunning ...

It can't get much better than the scent of peonies filling your yard in spring. Renowned for producing large, open flowers, few plants offer such a vast range of forms and colors as peonies, from ...

A reward of up to $5,000 is being offered for information that leads to an arrest and conviction after around 250 peonies ...

“For year-round scent, it’s hard to beat lavender,” Kinley says. “In most U.S. hardiness zones, the branches will stay alive ...

Shrub or landscape roses rarely require deadheading, but doing so may improve overall appearance and promote even more blooms throughout the summer. There is no need to deadhead old-fashioned roses as ...

Feeding your dahlias is important, but overfeeding can do more harm than good – and it could be why your dahlias aren’t blooming. More specifically, too much nitrogen in a fertiliser can be a problem.

Blooms can be 10 inches across on plants about three feet tall. They bloom in mid-spring and may grow in a large pot, but thrive best as a small-shrub border or in a garden, in partial shade or full ...

Wind is another factor to consider when selecting your planting site. Tall flowers like hollyhocks, delphiniums, and foxgloves are at risk of toppling if grown in a windy site. Such placement will ...

July is a great month for blossoms − on trees, shrubs and perennials. Here are a few of Henry Homeyer's favorite July plants.

Garden enthusiasts can enhance their hydrangeas' hydration and soil temperature regulation by adding a layer of mulch around ...

When to divide is critical. Hardy perennials can be divided in the early spring or fall. Perennials with fleshy roots, such as peonies, oriental poppies and Siberian iris, are best divided in the fall ...

"Max" gardeners like their yards looking bold, bright, and abundant. Here's how to do that without descending into a chaotic ...