Best plants to grow in nc

Did you know that the plants you put near your roses can make a big difference? The right plants can help your roses grow better, stay healthy, and even smell

Welcome to The Zone! This article is Part 16 in the GardenTabs Zone Series, where we look at all USDA Plant Hardiness Zones and recommend the top 17 plants

Finding out which plants thrive in our garden is a lifelong commitment. As you may have not figured out yet, it takes about 3 years or so for a perennial to “settle in” and perform the way it’s supposed to. The plant you’re buying may not look exactly like the picture you see on the […]

List of plant species for clay soil with poor drainage conditions. List of flowers, ferns, shrubs and trees for poor drainage clay soils.

North Carolina varies in USDA Hardiness Zones 5 through 8, with a first frost date as early as mid-October in some areas.

The state of North Dakota encompasses USDA plant hardiness zones 3a to 4a with its cold winters and short growing season. While you can’t grow some of the lush, sub-tropical plants that southern gardeners can, there are plenty of hardy perennials that will thrive in North Dakota.

You can tell that your soil has high drainage capacity if it dries out easily, even without sunlight or any sources of heat.

For garden inspiration, look at what’s already growing naturally in North Carolina. Here are six native plants in North Carolina you can grow yourself.

10 invasive plants often grown in Southeastern North Carolina and better alternatives to choose from. Gardening Zone 8a and 8b.