The Color-Changing Dwarf Hydrangea That'll Make Your Garden Standout
If you love the look of hydrangeas, but are short on space, this smaller version of the 'limelight' hydrangea might be perfect for your landscape.
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Beautify Your Garden Beds With One Vibrant Long-Blooming Flowering Addition
By planting perennials in your flower beds, you can skip the cost and time required for adding new plants yearly. Here's a group of blooms you may love.
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12 Popular Flowers That Might Not Be Worth Growing For A Cut Garden
Wait! Before you snip those blossoming flowers from your garden, check to see how long they'll last. Some popular options may wilt faster than you'd think.
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The Rose-Like Flower You Don't Want To Grow From Seed
Some plants are easy to cultivate and take barely any effort to produce a bloom. However, these rose-like flowers are not ones you want to plant from seed.
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Types Of Flowers You Shouldn't Grow Near Fruit Trees
When planning your yardscape, it's tempting to surround a beautiful fruit tree with colorful blooms. But, avoid these flowers if you want your tree to thrive.
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Can Tulip Bulbs Multiply? Here's What Every Gardener Should Know
If you're wondering whether you can propagate your own tulip bulbs from existing bulbs, we have the research and science to solve your gardening conundrum.
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Why You May Want To Think Twice Before Growing Roses From Seeds
At first, growing roses from seeds might seem like a fun adventure or worthwhile hobby. However, this endeavor can quickly turn into a frustrating mess.
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The Flowering Ground Cover That Adds More Color To Your Spring Garden
By combining these two types of plants, you can ensure the perfect flowering ground cover for your luscious spring garden.
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15 Flower And Plant Combinations To Create A Dynamic Container Garden
For a truly stunning container garden, try one of these 15 flower and plant combos to bring the holy trinity of thriller, filler, and spiller beauty.
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Citronella Companion Plants For A Pest-Free Yard And Garden
While citronella is one of the most well-known plants with pest-repelling abilities, it isn't the only one. For extra protection, plant these companions, too.
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How To Create A Single Color Garden That's Interesting And Beautiful
You only need one color to create a beautiful garden. Just don't forget about these other design elements so your outdoor space is also dynamic and lively.
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Benefits Of Using Lavender As An Alternative Hedge Option
Using lavender as an alternative hedge doesn't require costly landscaping. Instead, embrace its beauty and fragrance while enjoying its low maintenance needs.
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Beginner Tips For Choosing The Right Type Of Orchid To Grow And Care For
Orchids have a reputation for being challenging to grow and care for, but here are some beginner tips for choosing the right type of orchid for optimal success.
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The Beautiful Flower To Grow With Cosmos In Border Gardens
Some plants are just natural partners in the garden. There are several good companions for cosmos, but this dynamic bloom really stands out in a border.
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The Citrus-Smelling Shrub That's Heat-Tolerant And Pollinators Love
For those in tropical climates, there's no shortage of beautiful plants that grow in warm conditions. Here's another that features a citrusy scent.
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How To Replicate Carlsbad's Famous Flower Field In Your Own Garden
If you can't make it out to California to see the famous Carlsbad Flower Field in person, fear not. You can create your own at home. Here's how to do it.
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The Ultimate Rustic DIY To Display Herbs And Flowers In Your Kitchen
For an undeniably charming and earthy display of your homegrown herbs and flowers, consider storing them in this simple, yet practical way.
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The Fast-Growing Ground Cover That'll Attract Beautiful Butterflies To Your Yard
This native ground cover plant features fluffy, pretty pink blooms from spring through fall and acts as a larval host for sulphur butterflies.
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The Flowering Herb You Might Not Want To Grow From Seed
Though it's a robust and hardy herb once planted, this plant is notoriously difficult to plant from seed. Here's how to get it growing in an easier way.
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8 Orange Flowering Ground Covers To Beautify Your Yard
Enhancing your yard doesn’t have to be difficult. Try these 8 vibrant orange flowering ground covers for beautiful texture and a low maintenance solution.
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Plant Highly Fragrant Dianthus In Containers For Spring Scents You Can Enjoy Nearly Anywhere
Dianthus grows well in containers, and with a bit of simple care and maintenance, you can enjoy its fragrant aroma almost anywhere on your property.
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The Beautiful Orange Flower You'll Find All Across California
Is it even possible to have too many kinds of flowers in your garden? If you live in California, or even most of the rest of the United States, here's another.
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The Disadvantages Of Growing Larkspur And Beets Together (& Better Plant Alternatives)
Companion planting is great ... until it's not. Some plants should not grow together and larkspur and beets are on the "not friendly companions' list.
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At War With Aphids? Don't Be Surprised If Your Flower Garden Suffers
While most people believe that aphids on flowers must be fought for the blooms to thrive, the opposite is true. Discover why leaving aphids alone is beneficial.
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The Purple Flower You Can Plant In Early Spring To Help Prevent Weeds Later
When you're selecting a ground cover to suppress weeds, there is no shortage of options. This large-leaved, blooming beauty has other benefits, too.
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The Herb That Should Stay Far Away From Your Calla Lilies
Some plant companions just aren't meant to be. Calla lilies offer beautiful, glossy foliage and stunning blooms. Don't keep them hidden behind this large herb.
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The Bright Blue Flower That's Not Worth Buying As A Seedling
For gardeners, there are few things more rewarding than watching your yard flourish. However, there is one bright blue flower you shouldn't buy as a seedling.
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