Arricca SanSone

Here’s how to tell what’s wrong with your houseplant and how to save it, according to gardening pros with decades of experience. From poor growth to mushy, rotting and wilted plants, their troubleshooting can help you course-correct, fast.

Nostalgia gardening—an old-fashioned take on design—is trending. Here’s what it is and how to create a nostalgia garden of your own.

Here are the best types of tulips for a spectacular spring-flowering bulb garden. They’re technically perennials, so we’ll show you how to care for these flowers so they bloom yearly—and why sometimes it’s worth treating them as annuals.

There are thousands of types of lilies out there, in all kinds of colors and styles. Here are the 19 major flowering bulbs to know, from regale to Casablanca, as well as how to grow them and why they’re toxic to cats.

Perennials are great additions to any garden because of their ability to continuously bloom and survive even the dreariest conditions. Below, 29 plants that come back every year, from over-the-top tall blooms to dainty, groundcover plants.

Deer-resistant shrubs, such as boxwood, juniper and mahonia, will add beauty, texture and interest to your garden—not to mention boost its curb appeal. Here are 22 of the best types to plant this year (because Bambi is getting on your nerves).

We’re reporting on 2024’s gardening trends, based on landscape designer insights and our own gardening know-how. From multi-purpose outdoor space to edible flowers, here’s what’s popping up with plants next year.

New houseplant varieties are released every year. Here, the 8 best new houseplants of 2024.

Here are our favorite succulents to grow indoors or out—22 types of succulents that even novice plant parents can handle.

Chrysanthemums are a sure sign that fall has arrived! They’re a beautiful addition to your autumn garden, blooming when the rest of your summer flowers have faded. But do mums come back every year? Sometimes. We explain.

Here are the best fall perennials to plant this autumn because guess what? Fall is actually prime planting time! These are our top 12 picks.

What are the best roses to grow in colder climates? Or tropical areas? Or for homes with very small gardens? We’ve got recommendations for every situation, from newer, disease-resistant varieties to large-blooming rose bushes.

We’ll show you exactly how to grow hydrangeas—including the main types, from bigleaf to Annabelle—and what they need to thrive in your garden, no matter where you live. Trust us, your yard has been missing these low-maintenance flowers.

You can use edible flowers to top salads and soups, decorate cakes or freeze in ice cubes for gorgeous additions to iced tea and cocktails. From pansies to arugula, here are 12 edible flowers you can grow at home in your own garden, as well as how to use them in the kitchen.

The best full-sun shrubs can endure even the sunniest, most scorching parts of your yard. Here’s which types to choose (whether you’re into flowering shrubs or privacy hedges) and how to care for them.

What USDA Hardiness Zone am I in? Finding out is easy—but what does it even mean? And why does that matter? We took a deep dive into gardening zones to break down what you need to know to get your garden to thrive.

From butterfly bushes to azaleas, flowering shrubs are one of the easiest ways to liven up your yard. And these 14 shrubs that bloom all summer—with zero help from you!—provide structure to planting beds, attract pollinators and add tons of curb appeal.

As complex as these flowers appear, learning how to grow dahlias is surprisingly simple. They’re best to grow in late spring, and our pros will show you how to get them to thrive, so you can enjoy blooms all June and July.

What are those tiny black bugs on your plants, flying around your house? Fungus gnats. Here’s what to know about the soil-dwelling bugs. Plus, find out how to get rid of fungus gnats (hopefully once and for all).

From eggplant to scallions, these easy vegetables to grow this spring will turn you into a regular gardener. Here’s what to plant, when and how to care for them, so you can enjoy fresh produce from your own backyard.