In our region there are a few fully parasitic plants, totally dependent on other plants for carbon, water, and nutrients.

dark roses that produce tight flower buds. Reflective mulches applied around your garden help conceal plants from thrips and ...

Feeling blue? Treat yourself to a trip to your local garden center this fall. But first, check out these blue-blooming spring ...

Leave the bean pods on this shrub and they turn a startling shade of blue just in time for Halloween, hanging eerily from the ...

With about 300 different species, the iris is one of the most visually striking plants in the garden. Whether grown in ...

As summer fades, consider planting minor bulbs for early spring beauty. Crocus and snowdrop are just a few of the small, ...

Spring is not the only season that bulbs bloom. In fact, you can have bulbs blooming in your garden throughout the year.

Although this beautiful plant can add a touch of blue to your flowerbed, its scent has an annoying tendency to attract flies ...

Plants aren’t just for looking at! Here the PLANTS Project East team picks some of their favourite tasty choices found at ...

Learning a few tricks from the professionals on how to make cheap plants look posh will pay dividends. On a budget? Here's ...

The plant most commonly sold in nurseries as the citrosa or mosquito plant is a lemon-scented geranium. The lemony essential ...

If you love how early the hellebores brighten the winter garden, you need to plant some Snowdrops (Galanthus) bulbs this fall ...