This list includes a few plants that can replace the thirsty plants in your landscape. It also includes attractive or useful drought-tolerant plants for dry regions, and cover a range of growing ...

Spruce up your patio with plants that stay green, vibrant and full of blooms without the need for a high-maintenance routine ...

"There is a cultivar, ColorBlast™ Watermelon Punch, with a very bright pink and red flower that's really cool-looking," says ...

Sunchokes ( Helianthus tuberosus ), also known as Jerusalem artichokes, grow from tubers, which store water. Additionally, ...

From spiky succulents to pollinator-friendly blooms, these expert recommendations need barely any attention to flourish ...

To protect crops from rising droughts, scientists are looking to the genes of a small group of plants that can survive months ...

Unlike annuals that are retailed in bloom, native varieties often are still dormant as they sit in their flats awaiting sale.

Three highly attractive palms are generally considered fire-safe as long as their dry fronds are removed in a timely manner.

A Lazarus heart beats inside an obscure grass. Rip it from the soil; throw it on the counter; walk away; let it dry out and turn brittle. Looks dead and should be dead. But splash on a bit of ...

At Brady Nursery, staff encourage customers to choose plants that can thrive in dry conditions. Nursery manager Steven Brady says their inventory has long focused on hardy, drought-tolerant ...

It's best to plant native or at least drought-tolerant plants in your flower bed, as they can endure extreme heat longer and are more effective at conserving water. Native species are also the ...