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

Here's how to decide if annuals or perennials fit best with your gardening goals. As you head out to your local garden center ...

While this may seem like bad news for your potted plants, the University of Illinois Extension is offering tips on how to ...

Perennials that thrive in the shade and bloom ... When not restricted to a container, aster can slowly grow to reach a maturity of up to six feet tall and four feet wide. From its scalloped ...

Another early spring-flowering plant which you will find right now at garden centers is ranunculus ( Ranunculus asiaticus ), ...

Get perennials in the ground at least six weeks ... their designated spot and dig a hole twice as wide and as deep as the container. More width allows roots to spread easily.

Succulents growing in frames will greet shoppers, along with assorted planters of various sizes ready to go out as Mother's ...

Replace the top soil of your potted plants with a fresh layer of compost in early spring. This will give plants an extra boost of essential nutrients needed for healthy growth. Plants in ...

Herbaceous (non-woody) perennials are a category of plants that have non-woody stems and a lifespan of more than two years.

pot, tray or pack. Consider pre-ordering a ready-to-plant Pollinator Party Pack ($55) to get your garden started. It includes a group of 16 perennial plugs that will provide an early summer ...

Lawns are becoming green again (ours has a few too many weeds), trees are sprouting leaves (while delivering copious amounts of pollen) while shrubs and perennials are showing initial signs of ...