4 Common Landscaping Plants That Are Popular For A Reason
If you’re yearning for texture and color in your landscape but want to avoid grueling gardening chores, our expert gardener shares her favorite popular plants.
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What Happens If You Plant Hyacinth Bulbs In The Spring?
While it's true that hyacinth bulbs are traditionally planted in the fall, with some careful work you can plant them in spring and still get blooms that season.
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The Stunning Daisy Variety That Will Fill Your Yard With Pollinators
Who doesn't love the fresh, beautiful look of daisies? Don't overlook this one variety if you want to attract a bevy of pollinators to your garden.
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Why You Should Reconsider Growing Phacelia In Your Garden
Phacelia is a famous genus of plants known for their unique flowers. However, before committing to planting these in your garden, be aware of this downside.
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Plant Virginia Bluebells To Bring Hummingbirds & Other Beauties To Your Yard
Short-lived spring flowers, like tulips, don't offer much for pollinators-Plant Virginia bluebells for pretty flowers that hummingbirds and bees will love.
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Why You Should Plant Mums In The Spring, According To Our Professional Gardener
House Digest's Peg Aloi delves into the finer points of mums -- a plant that's often mistaken for a seasonal flower but has greater true potential.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes When Growing Lilacs
Lilac blooms are a much-loved sign of spring, so if you want to keep your lilacs healthy and fragrant, follow these simple steps to avoid common mistakes.
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Hummingbirds Love Crocosmia Flowers, But Your Small Garden Won't. Here's Why
One of the best flowers to attract hummingbirds to your pollinator garden may not be the best choice. Find out why you might want to steer clear of crocosmia.
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Don't Plant This Flower Next To Butterfly Weed In Your Pollinator Garden
Starting a lovely pollinator garden is exciting, but you can’t choose your flowers willy-nilly. To ensure success, never plant this with your butterfly weed.
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Here's How Borage Can Benefit Cabbage In The Garden
Cabbage is an ever-popular crop, and your gardening can be made even easier by planting borage alongside it. Here's why they work so well together.
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Why Japanese Painted Ferns Are The Companion Plant Hydrangeas Deserve
Given their shared love of shade, Japanese painted ferns and hydrangeas make a perfect pair. Here we explore the reasons why you should grow them together.
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How To Transplant Hostas In Spring Like A Gardening Pro
Thinking of transplanting your hostas? Make sure you do it in the right season: spring. Here's the ideal way to transplant your favorite landscaping plant.
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Grow This Gorgeous White Flowering Vine Indoors For Season-Long Blooms
If you'd like to add pleasant fragrance and striking white flowers to your space, there is one vine that can brighten up your indoor plant collection.
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Can You Turn A Hydrangea Bush Into A Tree?
Hydrangea bushes are a beautiful addition to every yard, but can you grow this stunning shrub into an all-out tree? We've got all the deets.
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Clever Tricks That Will Help Your Rose Garden Thrive
Roses require extra care to thrive. Try these tricks for growing beautiful, healthy roses in your garden to feed rose bushes, keep weeds away, and more.
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Ensure Your Magnolia Flower Buds Bloom Year After Year With These Tips
Magnolias flowers are a stunning, beautiful addition to any garden, but actually making those finicky blossoms bloom requires some work.
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The Unusually-Colored Rose Variety That Will Add Interest To Your Garden
If you're looking for unique florals, there is one rose variety you shouldn't overlook. Learn about this delectable rose and why it belongs in your garden.
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Thinning: How This Method Will Rescue Your Plants (& Which Plants To Use It On)
If you haven't been thinning your plants, now is the time to start. Learn which plants benefit from thinning and what the best way to do it is.
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Hummingbirds Will Love These Plants In Your Hanging Baskets
Hummingbirds are attracted to a variety of plants as they look to feed on nectar mid-flight. Here are the best ones to get for your hanging baskets.
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The Benefits Of Growing Chamomile Near Zucchini In Your Garden
It's almost zucchini season, and you can prep your favorite summer squash in the garden by planting it alongside some chamomile. Why? We'll tell you.
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The Orange Blossom Look-Alike That Will Attract Spring Pollinators To Your Yard
Trying to entice bees and butterflies to visit your yard? There's one spring shrub that is perfect for attracting these pollinators! Here's what to know.
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Daylilies Won't Bring Hummingbirds To Your Yard, But Another Type Of Lily Might
Unfortunately, daylilies aren't as attractive to hummingbirds as many people think, but another flower will be much more appealing to your feathered visitors.
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Hummingbirds Love This Pretty Perennial That's Toxic To Humans
Hummingbirds and other pollinators are attracted to a particular perennial that is found in certain areas in America, though it is harmful to humans.
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The Blue-Flowering Companion Shrub You'll Want To Plant Near Joe Pye Weed
Joe Pye weed is a pollinator favorite. There is another plant you can grow alongside it that will make your garden irresistible to bees and butterflies.
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The Best Time Of Year To Sow Wildflower Seeds
Planting wildflower seeds seems like an easy way to grow an abundance of wildflowers -- and it generally is. But for best results, plant them at the ideal time.
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The Difference Between Roman & German Chamomile (& Which Is Best For Your Garden)
There are two main types of chamomile: Roman and German. But when deciding which one you want to use for your own garden, consider these factors first.
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Ditch The Dirt With This Easy-To-Care-For Purple Hydroponic Houseplant
If you're looking for a houseplant without all the mess of dirt, this beautiful purple herb might be the answer. Best of all, this plant is beginner-friendly.
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