The Sweet-Sounding Daylily That Adds Sophistication To A Moody Garden
Chocolate belongs anywhere and everywhere, including the garden. While there are many cocoa-esque flowers for your garden, here's one you should consider.
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This Hardy Flower Is Stunning, But Consider Its Putrid Odor Before Planting
You may enjoy the sweet scent of flowers, but not every species smells good. Sometimes those gorgeous blooms have a bad odor, like this beloved garden mainstay.
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Plant Rue In The Garden To Attract These Stunning Varieties Of Butterflies
Rue is a gorgeous flower already, but it's also capable of attracting beautiful butterfly varieties and is a great choice for a pollinator garden.
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Vibrant Orange Flowers That Hummingbirds Can't Resist
Hummingbirds are attracted to vibrant colors, including orange. Plant these orange flowers in your garden to attract hummingbirds to your yard.
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Tricks To Keep Deer From Nibbling On Your Hostas
Hostas make beautiful accents to any garden, but unfortunately deer also think they make a tasty snack. Try these tips to keep deer away from your hostas.
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The Heat-Tolerant Ground Cover That Can Fill In Patchy Grass Spots In Your Lawn
Say goodbye to grass and say hello to a new yard. This ground cover plant is tolerant to heat and drought, which makes it a good option for a bare, patchy lawn.
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11 Mistakes To Avoid When Growing Zinnias In The Garden
Famous for extended flowering times, zinnias are a forgiving and rewarding species. But there are certain mistakes even this easy-growing plant doesn't like.
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Why You Should Mix Small Seeds With Sand Before Sowing
Teeny tiny seeds are difficult to plant evenly, because they are both difficult to handle and because they tend to get displaced. Here's a tip to help.
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Why Flower Farmers Might Want To Think Twice Before Growing Tulips
Although tulips are gorgeous flowers that bloom in various shades, there are a few reasons why flower farmers should think twice before growing them.
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Beautiful Varieties Of Blazing Star That Hummingbirds Will Love In Your Garden
Hummingbirds are attracted to the blazing star for its delicious and sweet nectar. Plant these varieties of blazing star to see more hummers in your yard.
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The Unusual Yet Gorgeous Flower You'll Want To Grow In A Container. Here's Why
To give your garden that something special, try this unique flower that grows best in a container. Read on to find out how to care for this unusual plant.
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10 Beautiful Flowers To Plant In Late Summer For Gorgeous Fall Blooms
Hoping to have a colorful garden this fall? Luckily, there are several types of flowers you can plant in late summer to enjoy during autumn.
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Hide And Store A Garden Hose With This Stylish Backyard Flower Pot Hack
Nobody wants to trip over a tangled garden hose, so this hack helps you keep your yard in order and hide your garden hose using a flower pot.
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Why Joanna Gaines' Whimsical Backyard Shed Idea Is Perfect For Flower Gardeners
If you have a flower garden you don't want to die off and go away once the season ends, check out Joanna Gaines' genius idea to stylishly preserve your blooms.
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Flowers That Grow Best Without Commercial Fertilizer
Flowers add pops of color to the landscape, but some can be demanding when it comes to nutrition. Here are some flowers that don't require extra fertilizer.
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Plant These Seed-Bearing Flowers To Attract More Goldfinches To Your Yard
Could the flash of yellow in your yard be a goldfinch? If you want to see more of these beautiful birds, plant these pretty seed-bearing flowers in your garden.
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Pollinators Love Blue Mistflower, But Is It A Friendly Plant Or A Garden Foe?
Blue mistflower is one of those ethereal late-summer flowers that add gorgeous color and draw in pollinators. But do you want it in your garden? Let's explore.
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Why Your Climbing Roses Will Thank You For Not Pruning Them This Summer
If you forgot to prune your climbing roses earlier in the year, it may be tempting to do it during the summer months, but here's why you shouldn't.
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Keep Gardens & Flower Beds Weed-Free Without The Use Of Harmful Chemicals
Weedy gardens are no fun for anyone. Instead of pulling all those weeds by hand, you can prevent them from ever sprouting with one natural product.
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Here's How Long To Expect Your Cut Flowers To Survive Without Water
You've just received a beautiful bouquet, but you don't have access to a vase just yet. How long will your blooms survive without water? We asked an expert.
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Try This Pool Noodle DIY To Make Beautiful Floral Decor For Outdoor Entertaining
With the help of a pool noodle, you can arrange flowers in an aesthetically pleasing way on your patio table for an affordable price and minimal setup.
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What It Means If Your Zinnia Leaves Have Rust-Like Spots On Them
Finding spots on your zinnias is never a good thing but if it's not managed, this particular fungal issue will eventually lead to the loss of all your plants.
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The Late-Blooming Summer Flower You Still Have Time To Grow In Your Garden
Flowers we associate with fall planting tend to be warm-toned mums and sunflowers, but this stunning perennial can add a blush of pink to your garden's edges.
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Add This Wildflower To Your Container Garden To Attract Mosquito-Eating Dragonflies
Dragonflies are natural predators of mosquitos, so you may want to attract dragonflies to your garden in the summer. Here's a wildflower that will help.
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If Your Hydrangeas Are Exploding With Gorgeous Blooms This Year, This Is Why
Hydrangeas are always a beautiful addition to gardens, but 2024 for has been a stellar year for these gorgeous blooms in part of the United States.
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Here's What The 'Chelsea Chop' Pruning Method Is (& Which Flowers It's Great For)
The Chelsea Crop keeps perennials looking neat and tidy, and it encourages more blooms later on. Here's what else you need to know about this popular prune.
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Why Gardeners Are Burying Banana Peels With Their Hydrangeas (& Should You Try It?)
There's a popular idea that you should bury banana peels with hydrangeas to help them grow, but here is the reality of what will happen if you try it.
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