Colorful blooms used strategically with shrubs and ornamental trees are great for adding curb appeal to the front of your ...

Garden coach Jess Zander of You Can Do It Gardening thrusts her shovel into bushy catmint, quickly dividing the plant and pulling about half out of the ground.

The front yard is a passerby or visitor’s first impression of your home and you. It is also the first thing you see when you ...

Another great show of summer flowers is Erin Bushner’s garden at the end of Westridge Court in Westcott Heights just a few ...

Our neighbors are redoing their front yard landscaping, which includes removing a 17-year-old Mediterranean fan palm. They ...

In addition to five homes in Albert Lea, the Freeborn County Historical Museum’s Historic Home Tour will venture out to Alden ...

Look for plants that can grow in partial to full shade and contrasting rocks or boulders. Create a front yard flower bed along ... or Autumn Joy for early fall color, and an ornamental grass ...

They called a handoff to Alexander Mattison, which went for two yards and brought out the punt team. The Ravens moved across midfield on a 19-yard pass from Lamar Jackson to Zay Flowers ...

Boasting a rich burgundy hue, these sedum flowers are ideal for the transitional weather as the temperatures drop into fall ... your front door looking bright. Nothing adds color to a yard ...

Or if your area has cool fall and winter, this is a contemporary option ... For a minimalist and low-maintenance front yard landscape, why not grow low-growing perennials? Just like grass, these ...

Goldenrod is prized for its bright yellow flower spikes that will be sure to add color to the yard in late summer and fall.