Adding tall perennials to your garden is one of the best ways to create visual interest, bring balance, and elevate your overall garden design. These towering plants draw the eye upward, create a ...

It's easy to understand why gardeners choose to litter their plots with perennial plants. Different from annual plants, which have to be re-planted every year, perennials continue to bloom for several ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. There are many beneficial reasons you would want to attract birds to your garden. Besides being wonderful for pollination and pest ...

With just days left in March, one tall perennial can turn bare UK borders into a summer show of height, bees and colour. Planted now, it quietly prepares months of drama. Late March in the UK can feel ...

Staking perennials is a long-standing tradition in English gardens, where leggy border beauties grace the beds. However, on this side of the water, there is a lot of confusion about how and when to ...

Why are my herbaceous perennials growing so tall? What are the best onions to grow for pickling? Why do pests prefer my burgundy flowers? Kathy Clugston and the team answer all. Show more Why are my ...

A garden is loveliest when it's brimming with combination of annuals for instant impact and perennials for seasonal colour. And while I adore popular perennials such as lavender, coneflowers, and ...

British borders often look lush in May then thin and flop by July. A short, sharp March trim can quietly change that fate for your salvias and penstemons. I have seen countless British borders burst ...

Why are my herbaceous perennials growing so tall? What is the best type of onions to grow for pickling? Why do pests prefer my burgundy blooms over the rest? Kathy Clugston and an esteemed panel of ...