Queen Victoria agave powers through tough desert conditions with its unusual beauty intact

Luscious berries, rich crimson leaves and stellar stalks show that nary a flower is needed for enthralling autumn gardens

Soapweed yucca's pale green leaves brighten the winter garden and add sculptural interest year-round

Plant tall meadow-rue on central U.S. shorelines and in moist gardens for its frilly cream flowers and blue-green softly lobed foliage

Plant wild white indigo in central and southeastern U.S. gardens for its large white flower heads and early-spring interest

Plant Canadian wild ginger in the eastern U.S. for a shade-loving native ground cover with spring flowers

Nestle greenery among pavers, steps and more for a yard brimming with life and creativity

It's OK to like them just for their looks, but these flowers, trees and greens have a tasty side too

Taking small steps in going green can lead to big results over time, and starting in the kitchen is a smart choice

These 20 tips can help us all make the best use of a precious resource. How do you save water in summer?