
Oak Trees (Quercus spp.) for Home Yards
Quercus spp.
In Zones 4-9, oak trees anchor a yard the way a foundation anchors a house. They grow into massive, long-lived shade trees with…
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Quercus spp.
In Zones 4-9, oak trees anchor a yard the way a foundation anchors a house. They grow into massive, long-lived shade trees with…

Allium cepa
Most failed Onion crops are not a watering mystery; they are a day-length mismatch or a late start. Pick the right type for your…

Origanum vulgare
Zone 4-10 gardeners can treat Oregano (Origanum vulgare) like a tough, drought-tolerant groundcover that also flavors pizza and…

Petroselinum crispum
In Zones 4-10, parsley gives you a steady supply of bright green, cut-and-come-again foliage from cool spring weather through…

Prunus persica
Peach trees are fast-bearing backyard fruit trees, but they are not plant-and-forget trees. Match the cultivar to your chill…

Pyrus communis
Pear trees can be long-lived, productive backyard fruit trees when the variety, rootstock, pollination partner, sun, and pruning…

Pisum sativum
Peas succeed when the whole crop is built around one short cool window. Sow into workable spring soil, give the vines support…

Paeonia spp.
Peonies are long-lived spring perennials grown for huge flowers, fragrance, and dependable clumps that can bloom for decades…

Capsicum annuum
Pepper plants are not just smaller tomatoes. They pause in cold soil, drop flowers when stress hits fruit set, and ask you to…