Growers highlight native plants and underutilized selections for stormwater management systems.
The future of annuals
With their eye-catching color and ease of care, annual flowers remain popular among all generations of gardeners.
A retro renaissance
Younger gardeners are discovering the joys of old-fashioned flower gardens, houseplants and crafty containers.
The return of ferns
As the first fiddleheads of spring start to unfurl, ferns are again finding their place in the modern garden.
Millennials in the garden
People born around the turn of the 21st century are digitally obsessed and socially charged — and they’re the fastest growing group of garden consumers in the country.
Meeting demand for low-water plants
Easy care and environmental benefits drive requests for drought-tolerant material.
The gilded garden
Sun-dappled perennials, grasses, shrubs and conifers make green spaces sparkle.
The benefits of broadleaf evergreens
Landscapers are looking beyond conifers to these trees offering year-round foliage, flowers, drought tolerance and cold hardiness.
Expanding the tree palette
Experts from near and far recommend options for diversifying — and strengthening — the urban canopy.
Where do new plants come from?
Plant breeders, propagators and marketers: all perform crucial roles in the successful roll out of new plant varieties.
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