Lilies can be perfectly lovely on their own, but there's one companion plant that can absolutely up the ante and quite a few ...

With more than 10,000 or so cultivars to choose from, why not try hostas?

Brighten up the shaded areas of your yard with shade-loving, flowering woodland plants. Here are some plants (with photographs) and the shade level they prefer.

If perennial types bloom in mid-summer or fall, then spring is the recommended dividing time, including hosta, tall garden ...

Succulents growing in frames will greet shoppers, along with assorted planters of various sizes ready to go out as Mother's ...

lily and iris. Every five to 10 years, divide hosta. After removing dead tops, dig the entire clump. Long-lived perennials like peony, bleeding heart and gas plant can remain in place for many ...

The Earth, Wind and Flowers Garden Club's annual plant sale will be held May 10 at ... Never fear, there will be lots of the usual hostas, daylilies, sedum, irises, daisies, yarrows, grasses ...

Hostas thrive in the shade ... Another fittingly named plant, the giant Himalayan lily can grow tall enough to tower over most humans. They grow slowly but steadily, and can take three to five ...