Pruning back old and diseased growth now will help these five different plants thrive later in the year, so you can enjoy a greater flowering season.

Passion flowers have long been popular plants grown in front and backyards, but did you know you can also grow them indoors?

No sun, no problem. Perk up your porch with ideas for potting our favorite shade-loving plants that will inspire your ...

Passion flower, known as the 'dream plant,' offers numerous benefits, including reducing anxiety, improving sleep quality, and supporting heart health ...

Jamison and Walker tells Parade Home and Garden that the most common flowers in spring are usually tulips, daffodils, ...

Turtle Vine is a fast growing trailing plant with small leaves. This plant requires minimal care and adds beauty to your balcony. Petunias are trumpet shaped vibrant flowers that bloom in different ...

Incorporating various eco-friendly pest management strategies can encourage songbirds, beneficial insects and pollinators to ...

Once planted, Bleeding Heart requires relatively low maintenance and work well with other shade-loving companion perennial ...

The yellow spots on your Dracaena surculosa are common, especially on the all-green version. They are thought to be caused by ...

For anyone looking to better not only their garden but ecosystem, consider growing native plants ... Carolina’s state flower — is another great example of a native vine people can grow.