Add depth, texture, and interest to your perennial garden with these fourteen choice tall perennials. Take your perennial bed to new heights!

Native plants are more hardy, less disease resistant, and better for nature. Here are 9 beautiful ones or the Midwest that you want in your yard.

There are many varieties of coneflowers. These long-stem flowers that are members of the aster family look like a daisy in most cases because of the way that the rays surround a center disc.You can divide coneflowers into echinacea that will grow from zone 3 to 9 and rudbeckia that grow from zones 2 to 11.The great news is that once you learn to take care of one coneflower, you will find it easy to take care of almost all other coneflowers.

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Learn about full sun perennials, including sun loving perennials for a cottage or butterfly garden, from the experts at HGTV.

A yellow peony, showy trillium, award-winning hosta and periwinkle-blue iris are some of a Michigan expert's plant picks—and they'll thrive in your Midwest garden, too.

Our editor talked about best books for new gardeners at the Minnesota State Fair Saturday. Here's a list of some of the basic books she recommends.

These good-looking perennials can weather whatever our Midwestern climate delivers. Best of all, they come back year after year with almost no attention on your part.

Midwest Landscaping Ideas to Elevate Your Yard Discover creative midwest landscaping ideas to transform your yard into a picturesque haven. Get inspired to enhance your outdoor space!

Take a look at our favorite perennial plants to add to shady areas of your home garden in hardiness zone 6.