On a sunny — albeit a tad humid — Barbados morning, with white sand skirting gently over the teal-hued shoreline mere steps outside my room at charming boutique resort The House, I headed to a ...

Outside the Frederick office of the University of Maryland Extension Office on Montevue Lane in Frederick on Saturday, potting soil was being potted, plants situated, and small props placed. The ...

‘The garden allows me to feel calm and at peace’ (Picture: Mercury Press) Sometimes, you want to feel like you’re not in the UK, without actually leaving the UK. And while driving down to the ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." While growing a typical garden is usually enjoyable on its own, what if there was a way to make the whole ...

You don't have to live in a tropical location to grow tropical plants in your garden. Many large, colorful plants thrive in the summer heat. And they are a great way to add pizzazz to your yard.

At the Fort Worth Botanic Garden, you can take a mini tropical vacation without using a passport. "Nowhere else in Texas can you find the tropical butterflies and you can find it all without leaving ...

At 83 acres, the Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden is one of the largest of its kind in the country. With a surplus of tropical plants and other beautiful greenery, you'll likely find the Fairchild to ...

AFTER CHRISTMAS, HOW DO you keep little minds and hands busy until school starts again? If your home needs a project for the holidays, how about a dish garden or terrarium? They re miniature gardens.

Create a garden under glass to enjoy or give as a gift to new, experienced and even reluctant gardeners. This self-contained system makes it easy to be a successful gardener with minimal care.

Holiday greeters who like to give live plants might catch on to one of the hottest trends in horticultural retailing: miniature gardens of all swipes—dish and fairy gardens, bonsai and penjing gardens ...

The Standard's journalism is supported by our readers. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener looking to grow your ...