It's finally time to embrace spring blooms, and there is one great, low-maintenance perennial that will really brighten up your garden this March.

These hardy perennials can handle heat, drought, and tough conditions—so you can enjoy a beautiful garden with far less work.

Imagine a garden with a succession of perennial flowers that bloom from spring to fall—you’ll have color, scent, and beauty ...

Even though perennials may die back above ground each winter, their roots remain alive, which is why the colorful blooms typically return anew.

A late fall freeze allowed Chrysanthemums and other fall blooming perennials to reach their full glory. Correct fall care of perennials and roses will send them into winter better prepared to survive.

If you want to keep birds coming to your garden year after year, try planting some self-seeding flowers to provide yearly ...

The plants that serious gardeners are most devoted to rarely show up at big-box stores. If you have ever visited a gardener ...

Perennial plants survive from one growing season to the next, regrowing from their roots each spring. Discover gorgeous, fast ...

, what are some of the best particular perennial choices for central Pennsylvania? Try these 10 high-performing, easy-to-grow sun-lovers – arranged below by order of bloom. All can be planted ...

Question: Do roses, strawberries and perennial flowers really need winter protection? Mine have always survived without doing anything special. Answer: Although all will usually survive without ...

The perennial rose, symbolic of romance and luxury, is beloved of Southern California gardening buffs who like a front yard stacked with rose bushes. But with the water shortage, should roses be ...