For some sprawling greenery under your fruit trees, check out these ground covers that specifically pair well with a variety ...

If you can't "learn to live with them," Neil Sperry suggests a ground cover that makes mowing around them unnecessary ...

It is a good idea to leave perennials unpruned over winter: they provide food and shelter for wildlife and can look attractive even in decay, particularly when sprinkled with frost on cold mornings.

Ground cover plants can also attract pollinators and other wildlife, while masking the dying bulb foliage or gangly perennial stems in your yard ... in Zone 9 or lower — give them dappled shade. Also ...

Many California natives require fire to germinate their seeds and so we could see some of them sprouting this winter and ...

Gardening in Minnesota can be a rewarding experience, especially when you choose the right perennial flowers for your outdoor ...

One of the earliest blooming plants during the spring growing season. Candytuft is this evergreen perennial ground cover that spreads fairly fast, scrambling and climbing over rocky sites. When you ...

Planting native perennials can improve a local ecosystem, strengthening any garden. This list of New York-native perennials ...

Whether in containers or as a ground cover, these perennials brighten any corner of the garden. Foliage color ranges from chartreuse to bronze to purple to purple-black. Some varieties produce small, ...

The days are short and cold, and if you enjoy plants like I do, hopefully, you have a few indoors to boost your mood.