High heat plants

Looking for flowering shrubs for full-sun areas of your yard? Here are plenty of stunners worth planting, no matter which hardiness zone you're in.

Gardening in a climate that has scorching hot summers or sees only periodic rainfall certainly has its challenges. The key to success is choosing the types of plants that are naturally adapted to thrive under those conditions rather than fighting Mother Nature. Here are ten dazzling plants that love hot, dry weather.

These hardy outdoor plants won't just boost your home's curb appeal, but they'll survive every condition, even a dry, sandy, or shady yard.

Dealing with those hot, sun-drenched spots in your garden can feel like a landscaping puzzle. But what if the solution was as simple as choosing the right

If your garden is all sun and no shade, these plants will add vibrance to your space.

Here’s how to grow a perennial garden that doesn’t need pampering

Enhance the beauty of your outdoor space with strategic landscaping choices tailored for hot, dry climates. Finding the perfect plants that thrive in such conditions can be a rewarding challenge. Discover how to create a stunning and sustainable environment through smart plant selection and design techniques. Upgrade your surroundings while embracing nature's resilience in arid weather conditions.

If you want consistent blooms from spring until fall, plant lantana. You’ll never have to water, spray, or fertilize. Lantana is a beautiful, colorful addition to the Southern garden.

This is a refreshing new look to an old-time favorite ornamental grass.

The Beardtongue family, also known by their latin genus Penstemon, have a passionate following of gardeners on both sides of the Atlantic.