Ground cover is a delightful addition to your lawn or garden. It not only keeps the soil from eroding but also most of it requires minimal care. According to The New York Times, you don't have to mow ...

While species like the fast-growing Taylor juniper tree makes a great privacy hedge, various low-growing junipers are a great option for gardeners who need a long-lasting, low-maintenance ground cover ...

Containers don’t need to go into hibernation in colder months – there’s still plenty of floral life to be enjoyed! We round ...

You can get the same elegant touch with easy-to-grow ground covers. We've got nine white-flowering ground covers perfect for ...

The best low-maintenance ground covers for Hawaii’s climate are tropical vines, shrubs, and clumping sedges. Ilima papa, Pauohiiaka, akia, nanea, and golden glory are just a few to mention. This ...

To grow Roman chamomile as a ground cover, you'll need to start with at least 2 inches of space, but 4 inches gives it the best chance to spread quickly. Lawn substitutes need a little more room ...

Create magical containers and carpet the garden floor with intense purple foliage and vibrant pink blooms. Southern Living ...

In most cases, in well-drained soil or raised beds, you can just mulch or lightly cover your dahlias in the fall after you cut the stems to the ground. But if you are a devoted dahlia grower ...

Early Wonder® Camellia from the Southern Living Plant Collection combines the best qualities ... Insulate containers by wrapping several layers of bubble wrap around pots, extending to ground level ...

A duvet cover not only protects your comforter, it also adds a design element to your bedscape. Even if you’re conservative in your choice of bed sheets — crisp, white percale sheets, ...