Plants You Need
Take a closer look at plants you would like to know better and some you haven’t met, from regional plant communities to a genus of favorites to rare native species.
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[sidebar]For more tips and advice, including videos and recipes, visit www.fourwindsgrowers.com.[/sidebar] Thinking about cultivating citrus? Their glossy evergreen leaves and fragrant...
Darcy Daniels has been designing gardens and consulting with gardeners for 15 years. Over that time she’s discovered a few...
Gardeners find the textures, architecture, and flowering tassels of South African restios—plants in the family Restionaceae—appealing. Swaying, unbranched species move...
“It is a good time to be a gardener and a good time to grow ferns,” says Richie Steffen in...
Most dwarf conifers available in nurseries are from eight classic conifer groups. And as it turns out, the two that...
For many gardeners, the sight of a stately, mature conifer is awe-inspiring. Some of us are lucky to have one...
California horticulturist Martin Grantham and Ginny Hunt, owner of Seedhunt.com, have conducted extensive growing trials and tested a variety of...
[sidebar] TreePeople is working on all fronts to bolster LA’s ability to respond to this tree emergency. As an organization,...
To some, the mere mention of Oxalis makes their blood boil. Looking past the common, weedy types, we find a...