In every supermarket and garden nursery, annual chrysanthemums, usually called mums, are gracing the store fronts along with cornstalks, bales of hay, gourds, pumpkins. and Indian corn...

Pathways will be the first article in a four-part series on hardscapes that are found in nature, and in the lives of humans. Throughout history, there have been roads less traveled, back roads, dirt roads, crossroads, and even yellow brick roads...

The ocean, another masterpiece by the Creator Himself, holds the most beautiful self-contained garden in the world! Other than outer space and in the secret depths of the rainforests and jungles, there is nothing more beautiful...

The traditional holiday Poinsettia (Euphorbia pulcherrima), also known as Christmas Star or Mexican Flame Leaf flower, is part of the Spurge family and was brought to the United States by Joel Poinsett in 1825.

God, the Creator Himself, spoke the Earth into existence as recorded in the book of Genesis Chapter one; and within his living and breathing masterpiece, he added brilliant color to skies, oceans, and landscapes.

Recently, ornamental kale has taken on a rainbow of new colors. Growers are dying the already ornamental kale with vegetable dyes, not injurious to the plant, and then sending krazy colorful kales to local nurseries with the hopes of starting a revolution

There are some gorgeous blooming houseplants available during the holiday season, Poinsettia being the most common; followed by the Kalanchoe, Cyclamen, and Christmas Cactus.

Who doesn't admire trees? Even the animals love them. Squirrels use them as cupboards to stockpile their food; birds lay their eggs in them; and everyone knows what dogs do to them..

Kalanchoes, pronounced colen-cowee, is an awesome bright-blooming succulent houseplant that keeps on going and going, with blooms that seem to last forever. This beauty is a relative of the Jade plant and derives from Madagascar...

Once a plant begins to bloom, it's at its peak and in full splendor. The flower of a plant shows what that plant is really made of, its personality, and its true potential.