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Self-described "plant nuts" experiment with dwarf and other unusual plants in their North Carolina garden....
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Master gardener Paul James answers questions about the USDA hardiness zone map: how to read it, how to determine what...
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Our plant descriptions take "a" and "b" sub-zones into account. If you want to play it absolutely safe, buy plants that...
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Here's how to read the numbers and determine your zone....
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This short-lived perennial attracts butterflies and other wildlife....
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The chinese hibiscus attracts birds and butterflies and prefers a moist, well-drained soil....
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Tips for growing banana plants in cold weather....
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These plants grow just about anywhere and are known by a variety of names....
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Many ornamental grasses are graceful garden ornaments, and then there are others that you'll wish you'd never planted....
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During a move, it can be challenging to adjust from one gardening zone to another. Here are tips to help you acclimate...
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Master gardener Paul James describes three great plants to try in the garden....
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A look at a lovely hillside garden....
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Known as "Green Jean," Jean Woodhull's garden is a place where she can indulge her love of plants and being outdoors....
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Also called Japanese rose, this easy-to-grow shrub brings bright yellow spring flowers to the garden even when planted...
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