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03/20/2026

03/19/2026

Pick your color!

We promise they're not all pastels

10/15/2025

Does anyone else feel the autumn crisp in the air? Pull out your cozy sweater and head out to one of New Jersey's farms. Walk through some of these farms' corn mazes, choose the perfect pumpkin for your seasonal decor, and so much more. Read more: https://njreal.to/ojaz6g

10/15/2025

Quiet corners deserve beauty too — and these blooms bring color, texture, and life even where the sun rarely reaches.

• Bleeding Heart – Zones 3–9, graceful arching stems with heart-shaped blooms.
• Astilbe – Zones 4–9, feathery plumes that glow in filtered light.
• Columbine – Zones 3–9, delicate nodding flowers loved by pollinators.
• Hellebore – Zones 4–9, early spring blooms that last for weeks.
• Primrose – Zones 4–8, cheerful yellow clusters that brighten the edges.
• Lungwort – Zones 3–8, speckled leaves and violet-blue flowers for cool spots.
• Toad Lily – Zones 4–9, exotic-looking purple-spotted blooms late in the season.
• Japanese Anemone – Zones 4–8, soft pink blooms swaying gracefully through late summer.
• Impatiens – Annual, nonstop color under deep shade.

✨ Planting tip: Layer taller plants like Astilbe and Bleeding Heart toward the back, fill mid-spaces with Hellebores and Columbine, and edge with Primrose and Impatiens for a carpet of gentle color.

10/15/2025

Joanna Gaines' quiet luxe color palette is at the top of our wishlists for FW26.

Image credit: Courtesy of Magnolia Network

09/06/2025

Brighten up your shady areas

These shade-loving annuals, perennials, and tropicals are easy to grow for their colorful flowers and foliage.

09/06/2025

09/06/2025

From classic pumpkins to more unexpected styling tricks, celebrate Halloween with these spooky yet chic decorating ideas.

Image credit: Terrain

09/06/2025

Spring forward

These are the best perennial flowers for clay soil that thrive where others don't. Select from these native species, ornamental grasses, and more.