A ponderosa pine is drought-tough and fragrant, but this western yellow pine reaches 60-100 ft with a deep taproot. Learn how to identify, site, and grow it.
A ponytail palm thrives on neglect, yet overwatering kills most of them. Learn to water by feel, read the caudex, and keep one alive for decades.
Poinsettia care comes down to a few first-day moves: ditch the foil, dodge cold drafts, and water only when the soil dries. Here’s how to keep it alive.
Plumeria rewards a little know-how with months of fragrant blooms. Learn the sun, soil, watering, and winter care that keep frangipani healthy and flowering.
Plum tomatoes are meaty, low-moisture paste tomatoes bred for sauce and canning. Learn the best varieties, how to grow them, and how to beat blossom-end rot.
Planting zones tell you which plants survive your winters, but the USDA map measures cold only. Find your zone and factor in heat, frost dates, microclimates.
Pink lady apples are gorgeous but demanding to grow – learn the Cripps Pink brand truth, the long warm season they need, pollination, and the late-fall blush.
A pink pineapple is the bioengineered Del Monte Pinkglow. Learn why it is pink, how it tastes, where to buy one, its price, and if you can grow one.
Killing your pitcher plant with tap water or fertilizer? Learn to grow American Sarracenia and tropical Nepenthes – light, water, soil, feeding, dormancy.
Planting pumpkin seeds at the wrong time dooms your fall harvest. Learn to time sowing by frost dates, warm soil to 70F, and set the right depth and spacing.
Pink flowers come in every shade and season, but the wrong pick sulks in the wrong spot. Find the best pink-flowering plants by sun, shade and bloom time.
A pineapple plant is the famous free project: root the top off a grocery-store fruit. Learn to grow Ananas comosus indoors, force it to flower, and harvest.