Even if you have a small outdoor space, it doesn't mean that your plants need to make a small impact. Pick these tall options ...

Indeed, many plants with gray leaves are really quite green, ... Artemisias grow about 3 feet tall and, typical of gray-leafed plants, thrive to the point of being invasive in dry, ...

Clump-forming evergreen shrub with white-margined, blue-green lance-shaped leaves, tinged pink in winter. 30 inches tall by 5 feet wide. Full sun, moderate water. Zone 5 ...

Succulent plants are defined as plants that have evolved to store moisture in their leaves, stems or roots,” writes columnist ...

While they're not as tall as some other shrubs, they can reach up to 3 feet in height, which adds volume to any bed, planter, or pot. Just keep an eye out for aphids , which are known to like (and ...

Creeping dalea: It sneaks up on you, developing a billowing low-growing shrub with gray leaves and reddish stems. ... It gets tall if not given support. Its leaves can exceed 3 feet in width.

Looking for a plant to help you fill those tough to manage spots in the drier and shadier parts of the garden? Here are three ...

Dan Gill suggests shrubs that add a touch of silver-gray to the garden. ... You can prune off the worst-looking leaves, and the plants should eventually recover and look decent again.

Like the Rudbeckia above, mine get tall — often 8 feet or perhaps more — and have large parts of the stems bare of leaves. The finely cut leaves are on a few side branches along the tall stem.