Fescue Lawn Grass for Cool and Transition Zones
Festuca arundinacea
Homeowners in mixed-climate yards lean hard on fescue because it stays green where summers are hot and winters are cold. This…
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Plants for USDA Zone 7
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Fine Fescue Lawn Grass
Festuca spp.
Fine Fescue is a cool-season turf made of several Festuca species that thrive in shade, cool summers, and low-input yards. It…
Forsythia: Early-Blooming Hedge Workhorse
Forsythia × intermedia
Forsythia is worth growing for one reason first, bright yellow flowers before the rest of the yard wakes up. Keep it sunny, give…
Garden Phlox for Long Summer Color
Phlox paniculata
Garden phlox is a tall, fragrant perennial that brings mid to late summer color when many spring perennials are fading. It…
Garlic: Reliable Bulbs for Cold Climates
Allium sativum
Garlic is a calendar crop more than a summer crop. Big cloves, fall planting depth, spring leaf health, and a dry finish decide…
Ginkgo Tree: Buy the Sex You Want, Then Give It Decades
Ginkgo biloba
Ginkgo is not a plant for instant gratification. It is a patient tree that rewards the right buyer decision up front, male or…
Hosta: Reliable Shade Perennial Workhorse
Hosta spp.
Gardeners crave color in shade beds, and Hosta delivers with bold foliage instead of fussy flowers. This clumping perennial…
Hydrangea: Bigleaf Hydrangea Garden Guide
Hydrangea macrophylla
Gardeners from cool Zone 3 yards to mild Zone 9 patios use Hydrangea macrophylla for big summer color and reliable structure…
Japanese Cherry Tree: Keep the Ornamental Prunus Habit Healthy
Prunus serrulata
Japanese Cherry is a short-season show tree with real structural limits. The best care is not chasing bigger growth. It is…
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