What if you didn't have to choose between an herb garden and a flower bed? This cultivar has the spicy, aromatic leaves you love plus stunning ruby blooms.
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A colorful annual can brighten summer gardens while standing up to hot weather and creating an inviting habitat for hummingbirds all season long.
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Slugs are the bane of many gardens and dealing with them can be tiring. But you can avoid that stress by planting these common flowers that slugs don't like.
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A fast-growing native annual brightens sunny gardens while supporting butterflies, pollinators, and healthy soil with surprisingly little maintenance.
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Tired of milkweed? This native shrub attracts a dozen butterfly and moth species. It has prolific spring blooms, tasty (to larvae) leaves, and red fall berries.
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Oakleaf hydrangeas, native to the southeastern U.S., bloom on old wood, which is a key reason behind this important August maintenance step.
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When bee balm's bloom time ends, this perennial picks up and lasts until late fall. Hummingbirds love the bright red color, and shape of its trumpet flowers.
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If you're in need of a break from warm-toned florals that are often recommended to attract hummingbirds, try out this stunning and low-maintenance blue flower.
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Bee balm is great in pollinator gardens, but it's not your only option for attracting nectar-sipping hummers. This lilac-hued plant thrives in boggy conditions.
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If you find spots on the lower leaves of your hydrangea plant, don't dismiss them. They could be either a common fungal disease or one caused by bacteria.
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Sunflowers love the sun, are heat-tolerant, and easy to grow. This common sunflower alternative checks all the same boxes, while offering a colorful twist, too.
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These flowers thrive alongside roses, and they stay in bloom from spring until frost, providing year-round interest even when roses are out of season.
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Hydrangea flowers typically bloom in the spring, summer, and fall. After these colorful blooms are spent, you could deadhead them, but what if you didn't?
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If your hanging basket looks like it needs something, and you've tried everything you can think of, this one accommodating move may be the right solution.
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For beginner and experienced gardeners alike, this type of bee balm is easy to care for and will bring plenty of pollinators to your garden and yard.
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With its beautiful aroma and colorful blooms, bee balm can freshen up spaces far beyond the garden, and steal the spotlight while it's at it.
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A fragrant spring-flowering shrub offers colorful blooms, low-maintenance care, and plenty of reasons for butterflies to make your garden a favorite stop.
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Seashells may look pretty, but it's not always a good idea to take them home from the beach. Luckily, there is another way to decorate your DIY planters.
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This gorgeous bush doesn't just provide a stunning pop of white in the garden — it's also attractive to pollinators, from butterflies to birds, year-round.
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Turning out the lights might confuse moths, but it won't keep them away for good. Instead, try growing this pretty and sweet-smelling plant.
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Bright blooms and a fresh scent are just the beginning. This garden favorite can beautify your outdoor space while possibly helping keep pesky slugs at bay.
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Dealing with slugs and snails often involves poisons or hand-picking, which no one likes. Instead, plant an African perennial they will avoid like the plague.
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The blooms of these flowering ornamentals hide a toxic secret: They're pretty but poisonous! The plants can pose risks for pets, curious kids, and gardeners.
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Coneflowers are go-tos for pollinator gardens, but they're far from your only choice. This flowering plant hailing from southern Africa also brings the blooms.
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Who knew this garden scrap could make a beautiful natural dye? Turn this overlooked material into a natural dye that's perfect for many DIY projects.
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A cheerful annual flower can help fill your garden with butterflies while asking very little in return, making it an easy addition to sunny landscapes.
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Its leaves are a tasty addition to your favorite dishes, but think about the bees, too. Letting this herb do its thing rewards the pollinators and your plate.
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