Look for mining bees (Andrena) pollinating woodland wildflowers in U.S. gardens this spring

Plant American bladdernut for 3 seasons of interest: spring flowers and striped brown branches and bladder-like seedpods in fall and winter

Learn how to identify and control this aggressive plant, and what to grow in its place

Large, stately and regal, royal fern has earned its name and its unique place in history

Grow Aquilegia canadensis in eastern perennial gardens or informal woodland plantings for its delicate foliage and uncommon red flowers

Plant bigleaf aster in late fall for late-summer color in the shade garden

Plant wild blue phlox in central and eastern U.S. woodland gardens for its bright blue flowers in early spring

Shooting star is a unique prairie ephemeral and will add a galaxy of interest to your eastern North American garden

Plant this sculptural tree in fall or spring for year-round interest and graceful beauty

Enjoy a four-season garden in the mid-Atlantic region with plants that will stand up to weather shifts, clay soil and the occasional deer