Don't be afraid of plant names when looking for new plants in the garden. Try Chrysocephalum as a plant in a sunny location.
Gardening Tips and Techniques from University of Illinois Extension
Don't be afraid of plant names when looking for new plants in the garden. Try Chrysocephalum as a plant in a sunny location.
Wind Dancer is an outstanding annual ornamental grass for form, color and texture. It can be grown from seed and be used as a container or bedding plant.
Horticulturist Greg Stack discusses three of the 2010 All-America Selections -- Gaillardia 'Mesa Yellow', Zinnia 'Zahara Starlight Rose', and Antirrhinum 'Twinny Peach' -- that you may want to consider for the upcoming gardening season.
If you're looking for something to grow in sunny, hot, dry spots in your garden, you can try growing succulents in containers.
As trees turn a sunny area into more of a shade garden, you can use garden art and plants with bold foliage to add fun and color into the garden.