Interplanted vineyards are trickier to manage, says Meyers: "But you can't tell me that there isn't some interaction that goes on between those vines when they're planted in such close proximity ...

A few green-thumb tricks with the tulips (and other spring bulb flowers) after they have had their day can spruce up the bulb-planted areas more quickly for the rest of the summer. As every good ga… ...

Field-blended vineyards are interplanted with multiple grape varieties—sometimes all red or all white, and sometimes both red and white—without apparent rhyme or reason.

Plants with small, dainty blooms have an intimate charm. That makes them lovely to look at but not always easy to use in the garden. EDGY. Diascia interplanted with alyssum and violas as a border ...