Flower

This article gives you information about five easy-to-grow flowering perennials for your garden.

From mountain laurel to Oregon grape holly, this guide will share five flowering evergreen shrubs that grow well in shade.

This article provides information on growing a favorite springtime perennial, its needs, growing habits, and whether it is poisonous.

These small scented and hardy plants are loved by bees, attractive with their covering of lavender flowers, and a fragrant addition both outdoors and indoors in the kitchen.

Learn the needs and growth habits of this beautiful evergreen tropical plant, in this article that breaks down how to grow variegated ginger. Its leaves and tiny orchid-like flowers will enhance your garden.

This guide will provide you with everything you need to know to grow petunias, known for their bright, colorful flowers and long-blooming periods.

This article describes the needs of the bearded iris, and how to plant its rhizomes.

Mina lobata is a spectacular flowering vine that attracts butterflies and hummingbirds.

If you have the space, red hot pokers are eye-catching statement plants that attract bees, butterflies and hummingbirds. They are deer and rabbit resistant.

Kelly Lehman shows us different ways to harvest and store celosia seeds to give as gifts or plant in the garden in spring.

Learn how to check dry bulbs for signs of disease or damage before buying and which 10 perennial bulbs can be planted out in fall for the best spring blooms.

Learn how to help your cyclamen thrive and flower year after year by avoiding common care mistakes.

With this guide, it's easy to plant beautiful tulips in the ground and in pots for a gorgeous spring display.

Plant a crocus lawn in autumn to watch it flower in spring, year after year. Here's how.

Learn when to lift your dahlias and how to properly store them over winter with this step-by-step guide!

A step-by-step guide to planting daffodils in the fall, with photos and videos!

Learn how to plant allium bulbs in the fall. Alliums are easy to grow and look gorgeous in the garden or a vase. What's more, rodents tend to avoid them!

Though most people associate spring and summer with planting garden flowers, fall is the best time to get your perennials in the ground. (It's also the cheapest time to buy plants!)

Learn how to choose the right time, how to choose the right spot, how to dig the right hole, and so much more. This step-by-step guide to planting, growing, and caring for peonies will help you establish some beautiful long-term blooms.

There's no need to throw away your begonias in winter. Instead, save the tubers to plant again in spring! It's easy and will reward you with even more flowers.

Peruvian lilies can be safely and successfully divided and replanted as long as you follow a few simple tips: time it right, be gentle with roots and replant immediately.

Learn tips for exactly when and how to cut hydrangeas fresh from your garden to make floral arrangements that will last for months!

It's super easy to propagate your hydrangeas and make more plants from the original plants that you already have growing in your garden—and I'm going to show you how to do just that in these simple steps.

Instructions on how to save your Marigold seeds so they can be planted in next year's flower garden.

Divide perennial geraniums in autumn or spring. Here's how to do it in a few easy steps.

Autumn sowing cornflower seeds is a great way to ensure an early, colorful display of annual plants.

Would you like a little sunshine in your garden? Plant goldenrod! This is a beautiful sturdy plant that likes a sunny location. Its color is a pure golden yellow or lemon yellow, and there is also a white variety to light up your garden.

Dwarf goldenrod, certain sneezeweed and coneflower are three wonderful plants for adding huge splashes of late-summer gold to the garden.

From bee balm to knotweed, these gorgeous red perennials bloom through late summer and even into fall.

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. This step-by-step guide will break down how to propagate this gorgeous plant from softwood cuttings.

Many plants don't grow well near black walnut trees due to a chemical called juglone. Here are some plants that grow well near these trees.

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 five native flowers.

Propagating pelargoniums from stem cuttings is extremely easy, and it's so fun waiting for that new growth to show! This guide will provide a step-by-step breakdown of the process, accompanied by a helpful video as well.

This article will break down how to harvest the best foxglove seeds and sow them back into the soil for lovely blooms next summer!

Deadheading dahlias is critical to help them bloom longer. This guide will break down how to do it, why you should 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). From zip-tying them together to creating a support system with dowels, this article will break down some of your options.

From creeping thyme to lady's mantle, these five flowering, low-maintenance plants are great for covering the bare ground under trees, backyard, front garden, or wherever you feel the need to see a pop of color.

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. This guide will break down how to do it, including choosing the right container and preparing a potting mix.

Cutting peonies in the marshmallow stage (and ensuring a clean, diagonal cut) will prolong the vase life of your blooms. This article will provide all the information you need to know about when and how to cut peonies for a vase.

This article 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.