Introduce lush foliage to your outdoor space with a shade-loving, low-maintenance plant that is ideal for beginner gardeners ...

This resilient and low-maintenance ground cover is the perfect solution for the bare patches of grass in your yard's shady areas.

Our yard is, to the uninspired, a gardener’s nightmare. It has a steep incline with a northern exposure. The soil is acidic and moist. Trees surround us and the only available full sun is above ...

Low-maintenance ferns grow best in light and soil conditions that are similar to those found in the woods. supplied Ferns you say!! Why would I want those in my yard? I know what you're thinking.

Ferns dominated the planet about 345 million years ago, and fern motifs appear in primitive artwork. The Victorians were mad about ferns and swarmed over the countryside to dig up unusual ferns ...

You are able to gift 5 more articles this month. Anyone can access the link you share with no account required. Learn more. Maine has many ferns, and they come in many varieties and shapes. You ...

Around the Yard is a weekly column written by Washington State University Master Gardeners of Cowlitz County and provides ... Your fern may have already started forming new plants if it’s very ...

Ferns are everywhere, and are a great starting point for designing your yard. Here are some tips on what varieties do well in Iowa as well as the best conditions for planting them.

Whisk ferns are harmless, though some folks consider them weeds. They make interesting house plants; in fact, the Japanese have collected and grown many cultivated varieties as houseplants.

I love the feel of a forest, shady, cool and moist, topped by tall trees, but lined with lush ferns. Our home has that feel, too. Oaks, maples and beeches tower above our tidy little ranch house ...

Q: I planted lady ferns in my yard in July when it was quite warm here. They did very well. Over the past two weeks they are starting to get brown on the leaves. Can you tell me why? – Jackson ...