Late summer can be rough on plants, whether they burn up or just stop blooming altogether. Here are three of the gorgeous late summer bloomers.

How do you get more beauty with less work? You grow plants that rebloom! Better yet, plants that rebloom without deadheading.

Planting in summer. Being surrounded by beautiful plants in beautiful gardens often results in a pesky inspirational itch. Even if you’re a seasoned gardener and you know that it involves extra work

This week in the garden I’ve been seeing a bit of a drought. Some plants are rising to the occasion, while others are flopping from the stress.

Early summer is a waiting game. Our favorite high-impact shrubs aren’t quite in full swing (think panicle hydrangeas, roses of Sharon, or butterfly bushes), but the glory of spring has passed.

Every inch of your garden is precious real estate! A plant should have to earn its spot and it’s hard to beat a flower that changes colors.