Since you want to add more edibles to your landscape, this would be a good addition, although it might not be easy to find.

From weed-suppressing ground cover to elegant flowers that gently sway in the breeze, these perennials will enhance your garden for years to come ...

Border plants placed along the edge of a driveway can really soften the transition between your hardscape and landscape. Here are some beautiful options.

DENVER — The perennial border is an English invention to group and display perennial plants. It can be adapted to almost any climate and works beautifully here. A perennial border can be ...

When a new perennial border is proposed, the first task is to evaluate the site thoroughly. What is the light like? How good is the soil? Will the new border integrate well with existing landscape ...

Creepers: No perennial border is complete without low-growing, creeping plants that can fill in gaps, suppress weeds and provide some repetition to help unify the design.

Herbaceous borders can work very well as part of a relatively low maintenance, eco-friendly garden design.

Americans call it a "perennial border." At Powerscourt, red brick walls enclose the two borders of perennials. As you walk along the path in the middle, you see a total of 700 perennials.

DENVER — The herbaceous border is an English concept. And it's a good one. A border is a way of grouping perennial plants so they make sense. It's like a picture frame around a painting ...

Perennial border: Double or single border with a backdrop of a wall, fence or woody shrubs that is generally viewed from one side Naturalized area: Established in an area of native plants like a ...