In early spring, plant the seeds directly in your garden or in containers ... Once established, pineleaf penstemon is drought- and poor-soil tolerant (but likes a little deep watering during ...

With the aid of a good seed catalog, a little advance preparation can help fend off overwhelm and buyer’s remorse and ...

In early spring, plant the seeds directly in your garden or in containers; cover lightly with soil. The seeds germinate best when soil temperatures linger between 68 and 75 degrees Fahrenheit. Once ...

Graham suggests choosing tall native perennial plants that thrive in sun and have low water needs like Echinacea, Eryngium, Penstemon, giant milk parsley and Jerusalem sage. Find out how to plant ...

"Could you talk a little about your plant selection?" asked a commenter ... "The pale flowers about mid-photo are hairy penstemon," they explained. "The taller yellow in the background are Golden ...

Filling your shade garden with healthy hostas doesn't have to break the bank. You can grow your own from seed using this ...

The winter is the quietest time for any gardener, but it doesn’t need to be a period of total dormancy. There are many plants ...

The transformation of a tiny seed into a thriving plant is nothing short of miraculous. Indeed, Nature holds the secrets to ...

This is where the cost difference between growing with seeds vs. live plants is a bit more complicated. Seeds are less expensive than live plants, but starting them inside requires some initial ...

“Community members come in. They check out packets of seeds. They grow those seeds during the growing season, and then hopefully at the end of that season, they collect some of those seeds to ...

Inspired by the public library's Seattle Reads program, our Grow writer asked a local expert: If everyone in our region could ...

Sheba, a plant grown from a 1,000-year-old seed found in Wadi el-Makkuk in the Judean Desert.Credit...Guy Eisner Supported by By Franz Lidz Camels laden with spices, gold and precious stones ...