Ornamental Plants

From flower beds to patio pots to hanging planters, decorative greenery and flowers can spruce up any yard and home and are often easy to care for.

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Edible Plants

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With more than 200 varieties to choose from, the most difficult part of growing the jasmine plant is deciding which subspecies you like best.

Native to North America, milkweed plants come in a wide variety of species and colors and are the primary host plant of the monarch butterfly.

Whether you’re looking for the perfect houseplant or outdoor beauty for your rooftop or patio garden, you can’t go wrong with the rex begonia.

The hoya plant blooms with beautiful flowers and bold green foliage and is available in a wide range of colors and leaf variegations.

Tulips are hardy perennials that can last for years with the right treatment. Even new gardeners can enjoy the showy blooms of tulips with minimal effort.

Many plants grow vertically, leaving bare areas close to the ground. The ice plant is an easy succulent that spreads like a vibrant carpet.

Some plants are strictly outdoor or indoor plants. The thick&#x2d;leaved kalanchoe thrives in both environments.

Creeping phlox is a hardy, semi&#x2d;evergreen perennial that is easy to maintain and adds a carpet of striking color to your outdoor spaces.

The Rose of Sharon, native to India and eastern Asia, not only thrives during the hottest months of the year, but it also holds up to frigid winters.

True purple flowers are rare in nature, but that doesn’t mean you’ll have trouble finding a selection to choose from to plant in your garden.

Lily of the valley isn’t an actual lily — it's part of the asparagus family. Some U.S. regions view it as an invasive species, but it's pretty, too.

Ornamental grass is colorful, and easy to care for. There are many popular types, but make sure they're suitable for your climate before planting.

Garden

Discover the Secrets of Aromatic Jasmine

Attract Butterflies and Bees With the Milkweed Plant

Growing the Perfect Rex Begonia: Tips and Tricks

10 Steps to Successfully Growing & Maintaining Your Hoya Plant

10 Steps to Cultivate Tulip Perfection

Brighten Your Yard With the Low-Maintenence Ice Plant

Kalanchoe: Blooming Succulents With Amazing Foliage

Creeping Phlox: A Vivacious Flowering Plant You’ll Love

Rose of Sharon: A Showy Summer Bloomer

Purple Flowers That Create Eye-Popping Appeal

Lily of the Valley: A Guide to the Beautiful and Toxic Plant

10 Ways to Use Ornamental Grasses in Your Landscape