Native plants have very different needs from fruits and veggies. Here's how to create your own edible habitat garden.

Forsythia is a classic, old-fashioned garden shrub, and its sunny yellow flowers are a welcome herald of spring.

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Looking for flowering shrubs that, like “mad dogs and Englishmen,” aren’t afraid of the midday sun? These stunning plants can ...

Get your houseplants outside. Don’t put them in full sun day 1, but over the course of a couple weeks, gradually move them ...

A big skunk has been making regular afternoon visits to a backyard bird feeder, breaking typical dawn-and-dusk activity ...

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A beautiful way to add more color to your yard is by planting flowering shrubs. These 30 options provide stunning foliage and blooms for you to enjoy.

A living fence — one of the most popular garden trends for 2025 — reflects the theme of Nature’s Renaissance, which is Garden Media’s tagline for this gardening year. On the surface, it sounds amazing ...