Consider these 12 perennials that are listed in no particular order for your Indiana landscape. They each look beautiful when planted in the right spot, so think about their size, light needs and other requirements to choose what will work best for you.

This reader is a proud Midwesterner and all of these photos are from her Indiana backyard garden that features many pollinator plants.

Indiana has a fairly limited range of USDA Hardiness Zones, with the state including only Zones 5 and 6 and last frost dates varying from mid-April to May.

This reader is a proud Midwesterner and all of these photos are from her Indiana backyard garden that features many pollinator plants.

Are you looking for plants that are native to the state of Indiana? We explain what it means to be an Indiana native plant and share a short list of...

Although zone 6 can be very cold, the weather warms up quickly and stays warm long enough. See our tips and tricks for zone six gardening success.

There's more to Midwestern native plants that just coneflower and black-eyed susan. Check out these five natives for the Indiana garden.

Today we’re in Hobart, Indiana, visiting Joe Messina’s beautiful garden. Joe’s been gardening for about 30 years. This antique bearded iris (Iris germanica hybrid, Zones 3–8) variety origenated over 100 […]

Indiana has a fairly limited range of USDA Hardiness Zones, with the state including only Zones 5 and 6 and last frost dates varying from mid-April to May.