A Love Letter to Sanguisorbas – Gardenista
[ad_1] I came to gardening, as many of us do, not necessarily out of a love of the natural world but because of a…
[ad_1] I came to gardening, as many of us do, not necessarily out of a love of the natural world but because of a…
[ad_1] The first thing to know is that Oro Blanco is not your grandma’s super tart grapefruit, the kind that puckers your lips and…
[ad_1] Nobody ever says “I should have planted fewer narcissus bulbs” when the flowers start blooming in springtime. With their cheery bobbing heads, these…
[ad_1] Native Plant Trust Above: Inside Native Plant Trust’s rare plant seed cooler, one of several repositories that make up the rare plant seed…
[ad_1] The Garden Club of America (GCA) has named Vernonia lettermannii ‘Iron Butterfly’ Plant of the Year—which, according to its website, “is awarded annually…
[ad_1] Despite being natively at home in bogs and on the edges of kettle ponds and other wetlands, winterberry, a native holly species, does…
[ad_1] Opium Poppy, Papaver somniferum The notoriety of Papaver somniferum, the “sleep-inducing poppy,” is only partly to do with its outlaw family. Opium poppies are grown…
[ad_1] All week, we’re revisiting the most popular stories of 2025, including this one from July. A shade garden is a green and contemplative…
[ad_1] All week, we’re revisiting the most popular stories of 2025, including this one from March. The humble hummingbird has always been a pollinator…
[ad_1] Happy holidays! This week we’re revisiting our favorite festive stories from years past, like this one: The poinsettia revolution was a long time…
[ad_1] December is the month for year-end reviews. There’s already a deluge of best-of lists for books and movies, but what about plants? I…
[ad_1] The best room in the house for your plants is…the bath. Houseplants perform well with natural light and shower mist; as an added…
[ad_1] As gardens fade and the days darken, it’s tempting to forget about what’s going on outdoors until early spring when everything jolts back…
[ad_1] Common fig, Ficus carica The next plant I plan to buy for myself (and not for a garden client) will definitely be a…
[ad_1] I don’t know any gardeners who casually grow dahlias. Their fireworks riot of color has an intoxicating effect. You may start with one…
[ad_1] Growing American persimmon trees checks several horticultural and culinary boxes. American persimmon—Diospsyros virginiana and hybrids of this species—are very cold hardy fruit trees,…
[ad_1] Devil’s Trumpet, Datura Some of the last flowers to bloom as the growing season draws to a close are Halloween-ready: the headily scented…
[ad_1] Moonflower vines are a quiet delight of the waning season. They are morning glory’s nocturnal cousin, and their wide, near-luminous white blooms begin…
[ad_1] In Chicago, where I grew up, tulips were pretty much the only thing that kept us going through the winter. You can survive…
[ad_1] Nature abhors a monoculture, but not necessarily a monochrome culture. Against a leafy green backdrop, a single color stands out dramatically—particularly when that…