If you're looking for some lovely lavender hues to add to your garden, there's a drought-tolerant plant you can grow to enjoy ...

Landscaping with lavender around doors and windows will fill your garden with delicious scent and soft color hues all summer long in a way that's reminiscent of sun-baked settings in Provence.

Lavender offers some nice color and a delightful scent, but you can make its blooms even better by mixing a common material into the soil. Here's how it works.

Sea lavender, Limonium carolinianum, blooms late in the summer, typically beginning in late July and reaching its peak in August and September and sometimes lasting into October.

Gold euonymous, purple sea lavender, pink vinca, red geranium. (Photo by Joshua Siskin) By Joshua Siskin | [email protected]. ... Why landscape fabric is often a bad idea for your garden ...