Grumpy helps a reader struggling with what to grow in their sun-drenched yard. Plus, Grumpy’s plant of the month.

You will notice that some colors are “hot” and some are “cool” – your yellows are hot and work well with reds while you ...

But if you’re looking to make a more permanent change to your hydrangeas, you need to focus on your soils acidity. A lot of soil around the D.C. region is clay based, alkaline soil with a higher pH ...

With warm soil and just-warming air temperatures, June is the perfect time to get these annuals, herbs, and vegetables into ...

Using flowers to attract hummingbirds is nothing new, but if you want to get more creative with your picks, consider planting herbs instead.

The third week of June has been designated National Pollinator Week by the Pollinator Partnership (pollinator.org). Though ...

Plants and pets: Your furry friends and greenery add more life to your spaces. For your green thumb, find tips for saving ...

If you want to add plants to your kitchen window, consider sun-loving options like the ZZ plant, aloe vera, tradescantia, ...

Enhance your garden with vibrant, edible flowers! Food Gardening Network suggests incorporating flowering vegetables and ...

The cactus, palms and succulents anchoring yards around the desert can successfully be planted in the heat, but don't wait.

Gravel gardens are practical, low-maintenance, and also, very stylish. Need some inspiration? These ideas showcase just how ...

If you prefer sleek, structural flowers over fluffy-petalled blooms, consider planting a late crop of morning glory. This low ...