Mo & Min

Learn why Cardinal Candy Viburnum survives -25°F winters, produces red berries that last through cold months, and how to plant it for best results.

Learn about the Candy Butterfly Bush — a seedless, dwarf Butterfly Candy® series that stays 3-4 feet tall, blooms for months, and won’t spread.

Canyon Road Rose is a disease-resistant floribunda with brick-red blooms. Learn its size, hardiness zones, planting steps, and care routine.

A candy bush isn’t a single plant — the name points to two compact shrubs with very different looks; here is how to tell them apart and pick the right one for your yard.

Learn how to grow and care for the Canyon Creek Abelia plant, a low-maintenance shrub with coppery-pink new growth, fragrant blooms, and three-season color.

Candle Larkspur Blue is a blue-flowered Delphinium elatum perennial with tall candle-like spikes; this guide covers top cultivars, planting depth, staking, and the toxicity warning every gardener needs.

Plant cannas and elephant ears together for a tropical garden look. Learn the sunlight, watering, and overwintering rules that keep both thriving.

A rare Appalachian groundcover that stays green year-round and draws almost no deer — Canby’s Mountain Lover is a conservation priority worth knowing.

Looking for details on Canna Toucan Yellow? This guide covers height, bloom time, planting steps, overwintering, and common mistakes for this Proven Winners canna.

Canary Feathers Corydalis is a sterile, long-blooming perennial for shaded US gardens in Zones 6-9.