“Thyme is a great plant, especially for a herb garden and can equally be used as ground cover. It thrives in poor soil and ...

According to the Missouri Dept. of Conservation, various fields of sunflowers at Columbia Bottom Conservation Area will take ...

Gloxinia might not be as well-known as orchids or violets, but with its luxurious blooms and exotic flair, it’s a true gem ...

The ongoing love affair with coneflowers is only growing stronger with the introduction of so many new varieties. Native to ...

All gardens occasionally benefit from a substantial work-over. In today’s column, I describe such a project in my garden.

Berlin has never been known for refined elegance. Its street style often ventures beyond ugly into deliberately anti-fashion ...

If the Welsh weather is behaving, you can also dine al fresco and enjoy a fabulous castle view from courtyard tables. There's ...

The D-Day invasion began in the dark early hours of June 6, 1944, when more than 13,000 U.S. Army paratroopers jumped into ...

With sturdy stems perfect for cutting, Shasta daisies have long been a favorite for perennial borders and cottage gardens. REALFLOR® 'Real Charmer' Leucanthemum from the Southern Living Plant ...

Eagle Reels host Dalton Delan spoke with Lauren Graves, associate curator at the Boston Athenaeum, about the show "Wild Flowers of New England," an exhibition of Pittsfield photographer Edwin Hale ...

September marks the beginning of shoulder season in many destinations, which means fewer crowds and better deals on ...

It's August, the last stretch of summer, and time to give our flowers a little TLC. Deadheading these plants will keep your ...