Sola wood flowers look like real blooms and last for years, which is the whole case for them. Here are 17 ways we’d actually use them, from a Sunday-dinner centerpiece to the wedding bouquet you keep after the party.
Twenty-one front of house landscaping ideas from the classic boxwood foundation line through modern mass plantings, simple-but-expensive mulch tricks, and small-yard moves on a budget, with the few plant combos that actually come back every year.
17 indoor orchid ideas we come back to, from the easy beginner picks to the Vanda-in-a-glass-vessel moment, with the care routine that actually gets a rebloom.
The perennial flowers we keep planting because they come back every year and look better with age, from full sun workhorses to shade favorites and flowering shrubs.
A decade of gardening tips distilled into 19 moves that actually change a yard, from the soil work you make at the start to the small habits that keep July from eating your weekends.
A native plant garden can look like a meadow, a shade garden, a tidy perennial border, or a strip along the fence, and these 19 designs show every way we would plant one.
These 19 beach plants hold up to salt spray, sandy soil, and relentless sun. The salt-tolerant and tropical picks we would use for a coastal garden that lasts.
The 15 annual flowers we replant every year for color May through frost: zinnia, marigold, petunia, geranium, vinca for full sun; calibrachoa, scaevola, portulaca, lantana for containers; angelonia, celosia, SunPatiens for heat; Beacon impatiens, wax begonia, and coleus for shade.
Spring porch decor doesn’t need a full overhaul to read like a whole new season. Fifteen fresh, doable ideas we keep coming back to, from a soft eucalyptus wreath to blooming branches in a milk jug, plus the small-porch and budget-friendly variations that actually work.
Twenty-one bird feeder ideas, from the classic five feeder types and window feeders to weekend DIY builds and the placement rules that actually fill a yard.