Sharing cuttings is a wonderful way to keep a favorite plant and its history alive, and Hoya is one of the easiest to pass along. Learn how to grow this waxy-leaved vine with star-shaped blooms, plus how to root a cutting of your own.
A graceful, low-fuss fern with slender, ribbon-like fronds that thrives in bright indirect light and humid indoor spaces.
Autumn Joy stonecrop brings late-season color to the garden just as other perennials fade, with sturdy pink flower clusters that deepen to russet and stand through winter. Learn how this drought-tolerant favorite earns its keep in a Western New York garden.
Despite its name, the Peruvian Lily isn’t a true lily at all. Discover how this South American native became one of the world’s most reliable cut flowers, and how to grow it right here in Zone 6.
A native groundcover that brightens shady spots with golden yellow flowers from spring into fall.
A compact, container-friendly dahlia that blooms from early summer through hard frost, and comes in a range of colors from pink and red to lavender and yellow.
A winter-blooming favorite, Cyclamen persicum brings delicate butterfly-like flowers and silvery foliage indoors when the garden is at rest.