Keep your front yard tidy and welcoming with these low-maintenance, compact, deer-resistant landscaping plants.

Jamison and Walker tells Parade Home and Garden that the most common flowers in spring are usually tulips, daffodils, ...

Birds get a benefit as well, namely in having an easy source of food ... more songbirds to your yard and garden. By growing a mix of the cardinal's favorite plants and scattering a few feeding ...

How to grow asters. Perennial asters can be grown from seed, but it takes time for them to mature so you may be waiting years ...

Looking for a few landscaping ideas to add variety to your garden or color year-round? Get inspiration from these flower beds ...

Fiber optic grass will spring back with lovely new growth fairly quickly. If growing these types of plants in your yard has sparked your interest, you might like to investigate some other colorful ...

Don't be too ambitious - plants hate being crowded ... If you've got a big yard, try planting one or two courgettes in a growing bag. You could try using two growing bags on top of one another ...

For those with a green thumb, one of the joys of spring is getting back into the garden. However, for first-timers, starting a garden can be intimidating. Southwest News Media reached out to local ...

“Brassicas are a great choice for early spring,” Fisher said. “That includes cabbage, collards, broccoli, spinach, onions, ...

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Tomatoes are great because they’re easy to grow, delicious and gardeners can start them in a container on their deck or patio, Goergen said. Other great plants for beginners include lettuce ...