Don't feel limited to choosing single plants for your color pairings. You can have more than one shade of the same hue in your combinations: like dark and light blue clematis with bright red roses ...

A splash of vibrant blooms cascading from trellises, fences, and pergolas can transform any outdoor space into a floral paradise. Flowering vines not only add charm but also provide privacy and shade.

April is the time to get sowing and growing for the season ahead, both in the flower garden and on the veg patch. Here's what ...

But gardeners are being warned that anyone who has a tree stump in their garden should not touch it and not get rid of it - ...

While there are about 20 or so varieties of Clematis that you can find at local ... with a flower color that I’d call blood or oxblood red. It begins flowering in June and continues well into ...

Clematis cling to their supports ... as not all are scented, especially the red or orange-flowered ones. They like moist soil and grow in either sun or partial shade. They're vigorous plants, so be ...

Red-twig dogwood (Cornus sericea ... allowing it to train upon and ramble through the shrub's branches. The canopy will keep clematis' roots shaded while the vines can reach for a part-to-full sun ...

Some vining plants to avoid growing in your yard include Japanese honeysuckle, Chinese and Japanese wisteria, English and Canary ivy, Japanese clematis, and chocolate ... coccineus), which has similar ...

Adding climbing plants to your walls is a great way to soften harsh brickwork, add texture, hide unsightly wires, or simply create a charming, cottage-like aesthetic that provides plenty of seasonal ...

You can grow clematis in the ground or in containers, and by planting varieties from the diverse groups that flower at different times of the year, you could be enjoying their blooms for many months.

I recently went looking for one of the rarest of Texas’s rare plants in what seemed like an odd place: near the middle of ...