Their sweetness isn't just for spring. Peas thrive in cool weather too, adding a garden-fresh note to soups, salads and more through fall

Drought tolerant and a bumblebee magnet, spiky Baptisia australis may be the easiest plant you ever grow

Stop fearing that dirty dumping ground and start using it as the streamlined garage you’ve been wanting

Plant crunchy carrots, crisp radishes, tender peas and other vegetables for fall and spring harvests

Consider the joys of an irregularly trimmed meadow lawn: It’s ecofriendly, visually interesting and still good for romping

End the turf war for good with hardscaping, native grasses and ground covers that save water and are easier to maintain

Bring beneficial bee pollinators with this drought-tolerant perennial that looks like a shrub and acts like a flower

This do-it-all plant is ideal for almost any garden, and its uses are abundant around the home

Enjoy the amazing flowers and edible fruit of U.S. native Passiflora incarnata (also known as maypop) — the butterflies sure do

Spiky blue flowers and a high tolerance for poor soil make this plant ideal for tough sites