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Hi GPODers! Today's photos come from Dianna Colnett, all the way from the small coastal town of Comox on the east coast of Vancouver, British Columbia. This garden is located…
Nopales are common in Mexico, but it’s also possible to buy them in the US, too. Here’s what they are and how to cook with them.
I write a lot about gardens for someone who (shhh) doesn’t actually have one.While I grew up surrounded by luscious greenery, I’ve remained a member of the backyard-less minority s...
Netherlands-based Ubink, a specialist grower and propagator of cacti and succulents, has continued to expand its business despite a general softening of the market for these plants...
A collection of big blooms and enchanting indoor plants brings color to this gardener's spring
Looking for low-maintenance plants that still make your home look elevated? These 4 stylish picks bring texture, height, and color without demanding constant care. From sculptural...
‘Fairy Castle’ is a dwarf cactus suited to Zones 9 to 11 that makes an outstanding low-maintenance houseplant. It is noteworthy for having clustered, branching, columnar stems that...
Pumpkin vines and night sky petunias; fairy succulents and sagebrush. As he takes visitors through the Sunshine Acres greenhouse, Lynn points each plant out by name.
Last Saturday was the annual Rare Plant Research open house, and naturally I was there. This is the 22nd year in a row I've attended this event, which is always held the 3rd weeken...
"Desert Plants and Dried Mud" — Small desert plants sprout on dry and cracked mud.
Who doesn’t love a good old fashioned dirt cup? Now we can love them even more with an Edible Terrarium! Thanks to Must Love Herbs on Instagram for the inspiration for this adorabl...
The National Garden Bureau has chosen 2026 to be the Year of the Sedum. It is always the year of the sedum at The Garden Guy’s house. As I pulled photos for this column, I was stun...
Written by Jagdish Reddy | Reviewed Against: UC ANR WUCOLS & ASPCA Toxic Plant Database | Updated May 2026 Most people do not kill houseplants because they are bad at gardening...
Unkillable Plant Babies at The Fifty, March 25th - April 20th. Five plushies, all vibes, no responsibility. Finally, a garden that can’t die on you.
South Korea's Gyeonggi-do Agricultural Research and Extension Services has developed two new Astrophytum cactus varieties, 'Gold Eye' and 'Shy Star,' to expand the cactus market an...
As you might imagine, the 4-day Hortlandia 2026 Spring Fling extravaganza I wrote about on Wednesday meant I ended up with some new plants. It was inevitable! First the plants from...
We're back for Part Two of my January 2026 visit to the Ruth Bancroft Garden (see Part One here)...I first heard of the rock/crevice garden at the RBG via Gerhard's blog and a post...
We're back in Santa Cruz, California, at the University's Arboretum and Botanic Garden—Andrew and I visited last January. After touring the Australian garden, we've now wandered in...
A garden plant called Kalanchoe Г— houghtonii is spreading along Mediterranean coasts and may be pushing out native plants that normally grow there.
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