Mid-Atlantic Gardening211 Stories
Regional Garden GuidesMid-Atlantic Gardener's March Checklist
Hunt for new growth in the garden but play the protector for baby plants and birds flying home to nest
Full StoryGardening Guides10 Top Mid-Atlantic Native Plants
Enjoy a four-season garden in the mid-Atlantic region with plants that will stand up to weather shifts, clay soil and the occasional deer
Full StoryFlowers and PlantsShade-Loving Hostas Shine in the Garden
With thousands of hostas to choose from, you’re sure to find the perfect plant for your garden
Full StoryGardening GuidesHummingbirds and Butterflies Will Love You for Planting This
North American native scarlet beebalm is a true multipurpose plant in both garden and kitchen. Here’s how to grow it
Full StoryFlowers and PlantsFor Prairie-Style Charm, Plant a Beautiful Coneflower
See why this U.S. native bloomer is once again finding a place in the perennial garden
Full StoryFlowers and PlantsGardenias Fill Gardens With Fragrance and Charm
These sweet-smelling, warm-weather-loving evergreens are the go-to flower for Southern gardeners and belles
Full StoryFlowers and PlantsCreate a Meadow Effect With ‘Moonbeam’ Coreopsis
This easy-care perennial will make itself at home in any garden
Full StoryFlowers and PlantsGrow a Brilliant Seasonal Screen and Feed the Birds With Woodbine
Plant this fast-growing vine to green up a blank spot, add fall color and offer berries for birds
Full StoryFlowers and PlantsEvoke the Mid-Atlantic’s Indigenous Landscape With These 7 Vines
Use these natives to fill gaps, create a shady cover or add a vertical element
Full StoryGardening GuidesHow to Design a Meadow Garden That Loves Shade
Bring the look of the prairie to the woodland with these strategies and native plantings
Full StoryFlowers and PlantsTry This Unthirsty Evergreen for Fall and Winter Interest
Juniperus virginiana, with berrylike seed cones, adds an exclamation point to eastern North American gardens
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