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There are 71 species within the genus Tradescantia, (family Commelinaceae), all of them native to the American continents. The most gar

Is your plant bed drying out too fast to do your plants much good? Chances are your soil may simply be too light and sandy to retain moistur

It should come as no surprise that the family Papaveraceae contains 120 or so species of the genus Papaver. While there are

Once fungal diseases start romping through your garden, they are a royal pain in the grass. Instead of spending all that time doing battle,

Part of the Hemerocallidaceae family, Hemerocallis or daylilies are not true lilies. The name Hemerocallis is based on the Gr

Larkspur is a common name, although this name usually refers to annual varieties. Delphinium flowers may be single or double. Blue is the mo

What a way to start the day! You wander out to admire your garden and find your plants lying high and dry, beside their holes. Dug up in the

Baptisia DECADENCE® Series (False Indigo), available from Proven Winners® this spring, are a tamed down and much more suitable Baptisia for

The genus Phlox is comprised of about 67 species (and innumerable cultivars) that are found within the family Polemoniaceae, which of c

If you have planted fragrant plants, but they just do not seem that fragrant, try these tips:Enclose your garden, at least partially. A wall

Reserve plants now for spring shipping. You decide how much to save. Don't think of it as winter, think of it as the planning time

The genus Sedum is well known to most gardeners and other plant lovers. It is just one of 33 genera within the family Crassulacea