Beautiful Plants For Your Interior
Taxus shrubs reward patience with year-round deep green foliage. I’ve learned these evergreens thrive with consistent care, not constant fuss. Once established, they handle dry spells and poor soil better than most. The key is proper watering early on and…
I discovered Snow White Indian Hawthorn when I needed a low-maintenance shrub that stays neat without constant pruning. This compact beauty delivers glossy evergreen leaves and spring blossoms that light up the garden. It thrives in full sun to partial…
Black Diamond crape myrtle stopped me in my tracks the first time I saw it. Deep purple leaves that look almost black in full sun, with bright pink summer blooms that pop against the dark foliage. This shrub thrives where…
I planted my first white knockout rose five years ago and it’s still blooming like it’s brand new. These bushes laugh at common rose problems while delivering waves of pristine white flowers from spring through frost. No fancy sprays, no…
This rose stopped me in my tracks the first time I saw it. The deep burgundy blooms look almost black in certain light, creating a drama most gardens only dream of. It’s surprisingly low-maintenance for such a showstopper. With the…
White summer blooms that stop traffic—literally. This crape myrtle delivers vibrant color and drought tolerance that most shrubs can’t match. I planted mine in full sun with well-draining soil, and by July it was covered in pure white flowers. The…
Tiny but mighty—my white miniature rose bush fits in a 1-gallon pot yet packs full-sized beauty. It transformed my balcony into a fragrant retreat, and the blooms keep coming from spring until frost. Perfect for small spaces, this little powerhouse…
Watching those first young crepe myrtle leaves unfurl is one of spring’s best rewards. I’ve learned these delicate green shoots need just the right conditions to thrive. They start small and bronze-tinged, gradually turning deep green as they mature. With…
Dark, velvety leaves that stop neighbors in their tracks. I planted my first black bleeding heart in partial shade, and within a season, it became the most asked-about plant in my garden. It thrives where others struggle—under trees, along north-facing…
Dark foliage that stops traffic in your yard. I planted my first Black Diamond crape myrtle three years ago, and the deep purple-black leaves create drama from spring through frost. These shrubs thrive in full sun with minimal fuss. The…