Tired of deer munching your plants? These shade-loving perennials are pretty, tough, and not on the menu for deer.

For unmatched views of the Pacific and landscapes speckled with wildflowers, check out this stunning coastal trail midway ...

Tucked away in the charming town of Lindon, with the majestic Wasatch Mountains standing guard in the background, sits a ...

The Margherita trophy is not merely an award, it is a story cast in silver, celebrating those who strive to stand tallest in ...

The Parks’ then-new conifer garden made its public debut on the Soroptimist tour in 2018. Though still young, even then it ...

The castle stands as testament to vision and possibility – proof that with imagination and determination, even the most ...

Love the idea of landscaping with lavender in your garden, but unsure exactly what to do with it? Or even whether this ...

In 2025, the bottled water brand Saratoga went viral. Long before the advent of social media, 125 years ago, the sparkling ...

New study shows mountain species adapt to climate change through flexible responses, not widespread extinction.

Add these tall, shade-loving plants to your yard and garden for extra height and texture—even without getting ample sunlight.

A new 25-year study reveals that plants in the Alps are sprouting about six days earlier after snowmelt, driven by rapid post-snow warming.

With their golden yellow rays surrounding a dark cone, Rudbeckias are quintessential summer blooms. This group of native ...