Guide

Learn care for Mexican feather grass: full sun, sharp-draining soil, and sparse watering after year one for a long-lived, graceful ornamental clump.

A bicolored floribunda rose with white petals and red edges, bred by Meilland and patented as PP28,661 — the Candy Cane Cocktail rose is a hardy repeat-bloomer for zones 5 through 10.

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.