There is a decorative oval stone just to the side of the lush, front-yard pathway in Brenda Dribin’s Webster Groves garden. Engraved on it are the words: I am still devoted to the garden. Thomas...

Pergolas | Information provided by Richard Poynter, Poynter Landscape, Architecture & Construction

Where to place: Over an outdoor living space where shade is desired

Favorite...

For most people, daffodils bring back memories. Visions of their bright yellow trumpets are ingrained in our minds as one of the first signs of spring. Their staying power is legendary. Properly...

Kanzan Cherry, also known as Prunus Kanzan | The Kanzan cherry is my favorite cultivar of all the double-flowering cherries, thanks to its stunning pink blossoms, good fall color, lack of fruit...

It was over 50 years ago when Judy Ward stepped through the front door of a 1950s bungalow on Friar Lane in southwest Kirkwood. She still vividly remembers walking past the kitchen at the front of...

Irish Moss, aka Sagina Subulata. Information provided by Andria Graeler at Chesterfield Valley Nursery: Check out one of our newest plant selections! This up and coming groundcover gives you the...

Bring the tropics to your home with “Lemon Lime” dracaena. An exotic looking wonder, it features long green leaves highlighted with yellow and white. An added bonus “Lemon Lime” is an efficient...

Mike Curran is a self-proclaimed cone head; not the bald-pated kind that descended from outer space to voraciously eat and drink their way through reams of Saturday Night Live sketches.

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Looking to spruce up your mantel or railings this holiday season with a new type of fresh and fragrant holiday garland? Here are some St. Louis landscapers’ favorite varieties!

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From floor to ceiling, it features a hillside landscape painted with glowing yellows and greens and pops of bright color. A bubbling waterfall cascades down the left side of the picture and spills...

Daffodil “Tete a Tete” also known as Narcissus cyclamineus | Information provided by Jim Oldani at Timberwinds Nursery: A shallow pot with drainage hole is ideal for forcing these wonderful, small...

If a garden could smile, the Crestwood garden of Dave and Joan Poos would beam. There is a joyous exuberance to the beds that swoosh, swirl and occasionally even squiggle in uplifting curves...