Explore the hidden gems of your garden! We will introduce you to often-overlooked yet exceptional perennials, annuals, shrubs, and fruits that deserve a spot in your landscape. From the elegance of ...

I’m always drawn to the idea of creating sanctuaries in gardens. Secluded retreats, where you can escape for five minutes with a book and a coffee. Privacy matters ...

We love fragrant flowers, with their amazing range of scents reminiscent of chocolate, cotton candy, and beyond. They have the power to trigger a memory—a pink peony can remind you of a favorite ...

Perennial plants survive from one growing season to the next, regrowing from their roots each spring. Discover gorgeous ...

Night-blooming jessamine Night-blooming jessamine grows best in light, sandy soil. It is tolerant to a variety of conditions and usually requires little care except for frost and salt protection. It ...

All gardeners know the joy spring planting brings. Full of color and shape, our yards are arguably at their peak during this season. But, it isn't just visuals you should focus on when curating your ...

No secateurs are needed to keep these plants looking their best ...

Many of our favorite fragrant plants bloom in summer or fall - popular choices such as roses, lavenders, gardenias and honeysuckles. It may surprise some to learn there are a host of plants that offer ...

A FRAGRANT GARDEN is one of the greatest pleasures of summer. We’re already past the midpoint of the season and sliding toward the equinox, which makes the perfume of lilies and roses even more ...

For about two weeks every spring, my letter carrier, delivery drivers and just about everyone else who walks into my yard comments on the deliciously strong scent emanating from the two lilac shrubs ...

If you enjoy aromatherapy, you may want to consider adding some fragrant plants to your porch or in your landscape. They come in different flower colors, intensity of fragrance and blooming seasons.

You don’t come to Hawaii and not at least have a flower or a lei,” said Kuhio Lewis, CEO of the Hawaiian Council.