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For architectural structure in the cool perennial border or woodland garden, the pendulous mid-summer blooms of Monkshood are hard to beat.

Although there are not many blue flowers in autumn gardens, some are available and they have long histories.

Magical plants described in the hugely successful Harry Potter books by J K Rowling are, in fact, based on real plants; the Mandrake, Belladonna and Wolfsbane do exist.

A look at the native plants that like to have a moist soil. These plants are all native to the United States.

If you're interested in organic herbs, and want to identify monkshood, find out about marigolds or learn how to control mint, then check out Jekka's Complete Herb Book.

Post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is an emotional reaction resulting from a frightening or life-threatening experience, and some people are treating PTSD naturally.

Armitage's Native Plants for North American Gardens is a treasure trove of information for gardeners wanting to design landscapes with native flowering plants and ferns.

Divide perennials for propagation, to renew plant vigor, or limit spreading. Tip: Many plants may be divided in the fall. Do it now and have more time next spring!

Fill flower gardens with plants that deter deer from foraging. Improve deer resistance with learning how to choose flowering plants with rough foliage and strong scent.

A look at ten different flowering native plants that were used historically as healing remedies in folk medicine.

Southwest America varies in elevation from high mountain to low desert landscapes; surprisingly, there are many wildflowers to be found in these tough environments.

Sowing seeds in fall is a good way to extend the growing season and begin next year's garden.

Homeopathy is a medical system that triggers a healing response in acute illnesses - like the common cold or seasonal flu - as well being useful in chronic illnesses.