Flower

Japanese anemone is just one of several late-flowering perennials that can add a striking pop of white to a fall garden.

Late-blooming beauties like agapanthus and globe thistle add swaths of dreamy blue to your garden after most other pops of color have faded.

As the owner of a flower farm, I use this same planting technique for most hydrangeas—including Limelight, Endless Summer, Annabelle, and Incrediball varieties. It's important to dig the right hole, take proper care of the roots, and more.

Late-summer bloomers like swamp lily and gladiolus will add a brilliant pop of pink to your garden when most other flowers have already faded.

Tiger lilies are easy and fun to propagate from bulbils, and though it takes a while for the resulting plants to flower, their blooms are worth the wait!

Sage cuttings are best taken in autumn and left to propagate frost-free over the winter. Learn how to multiply this gorgeous plant!

Many plants don't grow well under black walnut trees due to a chemical called juglone contained in every part of these trees. Here are some plants that not only grow well near black walnut trees, but also attract many pollinator species to your garden.

There are several types of flowers often called "geraniums," which have different growing needs and are native to different climates. Both can be planted in your garden, but which is the best choice?

Attract local pollinators, including bees and butterflies, to your Northeast Ohio garden with these 5 native flowers.

Propagating pelargoniums from stem cuttings is extremely easy, and it's so fun waiting for that new growth to show!

Once foxglove seeds have matured, they're amazingly easy to grow and harvest.

Deadheading dahlias is critical to help them bloom longer. Learn how to do it (and how to make sure you aren't snipping new buds along with the spent ones!).

Deadheading geums can extend flowering for months if done right. Learn how to properly deadhead geums (along with general planting tips!).

The Peruvian lily—bright, hardy and easy to grow—makes a wonderful addition to any garden. Learn about how to grow and care for Alstroemeria.

Don't flip if your hydrangeas have flopped. There are a few super easy ways to fix this problem (and prevent it in the first place).

Cover the bare ground under trees, backyard, front garden, or wherever you feel the need to see a pop of color with these flowering low-maintenance ground cover plants.

Geraniums are a must for any garden, due to their sprawling yet unobtrusive nature. Here are four hardy geraniums to consider planting in your garden.

If a regularly flowering plant stops flowering or roots begin to pop out of the pot, it's likely time to repot your epiphyllum. Here's how.

Cutting peonies in the marshmallow stage (and ensuring a clean, diagonal cut) will prolong the vase life of your blooms.

Kelly Lehman explains how to determine if your drooping hydrangea is flagging or dehydrated.

Bougainvillea is one of the most beloved tropical ornamental plants, known for its prolific, brilliantly colored flowers.

Turkish sage, red campion and masterwort are three easy-growing perennials that even the greenest of gardeners can find success with.

This article defines what a night garden is, and provides a list of some of the many flowers used in night gardens — with lots of photos.

Do you really need to prune Annabelle hydrangeas? No! It's entirely up to you. Here are the pros and cons of pruning.

From purple to succulent green to silver, these foliage plants add year-round interest to any garden.

Korean lilac is a compact shrub with fragrant purple flowers that makes a perfect hedge, background for shorter plants, or border plant.

Verbena is a perennial low-lying flowering plant with a trailing habit. It makes a great ground cover addition to any garden and can grow in most places in the U.S.

From hardening off your plants to staking them early, here are my five foolproof steps to planting out dahlias.

Learn how to repot indoor begonias with this step-by-step guide.

Easy to grow, versatile, and long-lasting, daylilies are the perfect perennials.

From the vibrant 'Golden Queen' to the honey-scented false Solomon's seal, here are three gorgeous flowering plants that thrive in the shade.

From overwatering to "winter zap," here are seven different reasons you might be struggling to get your hydrangeas to bloom and what you can do to change that!

With proper care—such as careful attention to temperature and pot size—you can enjoy gorgeous Clivia blooms every spring.

Learn how to plant peonies the right way, so you get big beautiful blooms every time.

A brief description of the needs of peonies and the care required for successfully growing them.

Camassia, bergenia and euphorbia 'fireglow' are three beautiful early-summer flowers that even the beginning gardener can grow.

Learn how to lift, divide and replant primroses and polyanthuses and enjoy beautiful, colorful flowers in your garden.

Learn how to start dahlias in pots and enjoy beautiful flowers come summer.

Learn three easy ways to propagate begonias using leaf- and stem-cutting techniques.

These plants look good in winter and also in other seasons. Seasonal plants are useful for making your garden look attractive throughout the year so that, as one plant fades, another takes its place.

Learn how to sow and grow beautiful annual poppies in your garden from seed.

Learn how and when to prune your bigleaf and panicle hydrangeas and what to do after a late frost.

This article will provide ideas for growing plants which flower or have attractive leaves in winter and early spring. Plan ahead to give them time to get established before the cold weather.

It's all about the soothing, calming blue color! These five tropical vines with spectacular blue flowers will transform your garden into a relaxing tropical sanctuary.

Calla lilies add tropical flare inside your home or out in your garden.

Do you like gardening flowers? If yes, then you will surely love to know about New York asters, how these beauties get their name, and the process of planting seeds with care instructions.

These North American native wildflowers will make your garden better in very cold climates. They will do extremely well in extended cold winter conditions, blooming nicely in the warmer months and surviving harsh winters.with ease.

Caladiums are shade plants with large, colorful leaves. They can be grown in your shade garden or indoors as a houseplant.

Add color to your fall garden and brighten your day with perennial late-blooming plants that return each fall.

Endangered native wildflowers are good for the environment and good for gardeners. They are also very easy to grow. These plants will make your garden better than the flowers often sold in garden stores.