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One gardener shared photos of how their natural lawn evolved, revealing beautiful native flowers and wildlife.

With extended droughts, wildfires, and extreme heat, choosing landscape plants ... flowers that vary in color depending on the species. One of the most popular among native gardeners is the accurately ...

Generally speaking, the best time to trim your bushes is late winter or early spring, before the growing season. The worst time to trim is after August, as the new growth could suffer damage from ...

"It's coming back." The photos show a resilient collection of flowers thriving again in the original poster's garden, which had wilted because of the bleach water. Regardless of where you live or the ...

Bush roses include cluster-flowered floribundas and large-flowered hybrid teas, and have been bred for their ability to flower freely on strong new growth made during the current growing season. This ...

Gardening expert Carol Klein has singled out the plants ... small flowers, but instead of being in clusters, they're in these long sort of tassels." Last but not least in Carol's list of ...

While some passionate gardeners hold the belief that winter is the worst time to grow some of your favourite flowers, Carol was eager to air her opinion's, as she said: "There are so many exquisite ...

Rhododendrons are popular flowering shrubs. There are thousands of colourful rhododendron cultivars to choose ... Rhododenron ponticum is on the invasive plant list, so should not be planted in ...

Australia's biggest names in music have donned their best outfits for this year's ARIA Awards in Sydney. From household names to up-and-coming stars, they're there to see the winners including ...

The esteemed nature magazine released its annual list of the Pictures of the Year, which catalogs some of the most newsworthy and history-making images every year. Among the images to make the ...

"Pictures of the Year is one of my favorite things that we do all year," National Geographic Editor-in-Chief Nathan Lump told USA TODAY. "It’s more than just a collection of great images ...