A carpet of ground cover plants will cover unsightly bare soil and help suppress weeds – here are some top options to choose ...

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Want a garden that’s beautiful all year long? It’s possible with these backyard gardening picks for year round flowers and ...

When you're ready to sow, Kiersten says to sprinkle the seeds lightly on top of the soil. 'Don't bury them deeply, just cover ...

Spider plants. Spider plants also are good to have indoors. The main body of the plant has long thin leaves and sends out long, trailing stems with clusters of small shoots that resemble a spider ...

If you’re looking for a plant for your garden that will come back year after year, is easy to care for, and suitable for a variety of growing conditions, coral ...

Ink disease typically affects bulbous iris, and appears as black blotches on the leaves. Plants affected by ink disease should be removed and destroyed (not in the compost), and avoid growing irises ...

The construction of a ‘pangenome’ sequence collection that incorporates the genomes of nearly 150 wild and cultivated rice varieties captures all the genetic diversity found in this plant.

Cornflowers growing in a pot. Neil Hepworth Grow cornflower plants in sun and well-drained soil, sowing seed directly into weed-free ground or into pots, in spring. Thin out the resulting seedlings.

Get to know this selection of spilling and draping plants. Whether you’re creating beautiful planted containers, or want to soften the edges of raised garden beds and retaining walls, cascading plants ...

Another bonus? You don't ever have to worry about pruning these beautiful garden plants. However, on the off-chance its variegated foliage reverts to all-green, clip those stems. Forsythia's green ...

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