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There are over 230 Clematis species, both woody and herbaceous types. Among the 230 species, there are climbing and non-climbing varieties. The non-climbing species are C. heraceifolia, C. integrifolia, and C. recta.
I can give you 90 million reasons to plant a tree and not one reason not to unless you are not interested in caring for that tree during your lifetime. Trees grow slowly, heal slowly, and die slowly.
Guest blogger Linda Langelo shows how simple ways to bring more vibrance to your garden bed.
When considering renovations of your garden, small changes can make a big impact, whether focusing on design or the type of birds, insects, or animals you attract. If you are interested in attracting more birds, such as hummingbirds, understanding the color and forms of the flowers they visit is essential.
Have you ever thought drought can be a winter issue even when there is plenty of snow cover?
The Relentless Gardner offers advice on how to read seed catalogs to make the right selections for your garden.
Every year plant enthusiasts and gardeners are inundated with new catalogs.
Part One: Just what kind of cactus is it?
How to keep your garden glowing with color through the fall.
The fall garden can be as beautiful as a spring garden. Asters, Chrysanthemums, Sedum, and ornamental grasses are timeless additions.
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