Hardy plants

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.

If you crave the look of tropical plants but you live somewhere chilly, check out these cold-hardy options.

Beautifying your landscape doesn't have to be difficult! These annuals and perrenials are easy plants to grow, for green thumbs and new gardeners alike.

You can count on these cold-hardy perennials to take a polar vortex or two in stride and come back strong in the spring.

Want to create a lush, tropical-looking garden but don't live in the tropics? Check out this list of hardy plants that look tropical.

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.

These hardy perennials are great for low-maintenance gardens as they will continue to bloom, year after year, with little care.

Grow cold hardy tropical plants as far north as New York! Incorporate these cold hardy tropical plants in your garden and enjoy the tropics in your backyard

Choose a favorite piece of garden art as a focal point, or add a spectacular plant that turns heads.“If you don’t have a hardy hibiscus in your yard, they are definitely worth considering,” says Andrew Jager, Marketing Manager for Walters Gardens. “A mature hardy hibiscus in the landscape can’t be overlooked. Once they get going in summer, they grow more than an inch a day and have massive, tropical-looking flowers that get seven to nine inches wide.” - National Garden Bureau