12 Low-Maintenance Flowers That Give A High-End Garden Look Without The Work
A sophisticated, well-trimmed garden can be expensive and hard to maintain, but these flowers will give you an impressive payoff with little effort.
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A sophisticated, well-trimmed garden can be expensive and hard to maintain, but these flowers will give you an impressive payoff with little effort.
Read MoreFor thriving houseplants, you'll need to replicate their natural environment. Plants have specific needs to consider when you're choosing where to put them.
Read MoreWhy buy fruit trees and shrubs from a nursery when you can propagate them yourself easily and for free? Learn which fruiting plants grow well from cuttings.
Read MorePlanting your fern at the right time fosters strong root systems. Get tips for aligning your geographic location with the ideal planting season for best growth.
Read MoreMany gardeners divide hosta plants in the spring, ahead of their beautiful summer blooms. But there are also some added benefits of dividing them in autumn.
Read MorePink flowers popping up in your lawn? The majority of pink-flowered weeds are aggressive or invasive enough that they should be pulled — but not all.
Read MoreWhile you may not be growing as many plants in the fall, this cover crop is a good idea to give your soil a boost for next spring's growing season.
Read MoreBe the envy of your neighborhood and help your sunflowers reach towering heights by selecting varieties that are known to stand taller than your average.
Read MoreOverseeding your lawn before winter arrives can help it stay full and lush through the colder months, but it's essential to choose the right type of grass seed.
Read MoreWhen you see a stunning tree at the garden center, you probably don't think about its potential toxicity -- but you should! Here are some beauties to avoid.
Read MoreThere are countless types of groundcovers, from ornamental grasses, to low-growing herbs. Here's another option you might consider for weed suppression: vines.
Read Moreyou can easily grow your own mums from seed without spending a dime when you harvest your current plant's seeds and prep them carefully for planting.
Read MoreJapanese anemones are low-maintenance flowers that can fill your landscape with loads of lovely blooms. Get even more with this simple propagation technique.
Read MoreA cottage garden can be a delightful sight with all those pretty blooms. To add even more magic, there's one plant you may want to grow for a touch of whimsy.
Read MoreHummingbirds adore bright flowers, which can make for an eye-catching garden. You should also consider texture and size when choosing plants for your yard.
Read MoreAre the shady spots in your garden where plants do to die? If so, try this stunning, tall ornamental grass variety that prefers shade over full sun.
Read MoreQuickly brighten up the darker corners of your garden or the empty spots beneath trees in your yard by growing colorful and vigorous shade-loving plants.
Read MorePlants aren't cheap—especially the very popular and pretty ones. Take advantage of the plants you already own, and multiply them by propagating their cuttings.
Read MoreRoses are fantastic additions to both gardens and cut flower arrangements. Discover which rose variety is long-lasting both on and off the bush.
Read MoreStrawberries are perennial plants that return each year, but they require more protection from the cold when they grow in pots. Learn what to do for winter.
Read MoreGround covers serve a functional purpose, but that doesn't mean they can't have an aesthetic one, too. Consider these plants for a burst of color year-round.
Read MoreGrowing herbs on your kitchen counter is a beginner-friendly way to start a garden that also adds to your meals. Start with this easy-to-grow, versatile herb.
Read MoreMushrooms are often overlooked as a potential crop for home gardeners, but in the right conditions, these edible fungi are fairly easy to cultivate.
Read MoreLearn how to grow and care for this low-maintenance flower that attracts pollinators and is a perfect fit for your hanging basket in warm climates.
Read MoreEven though hydrangeas are the stars of your flower garden with their gorgeous blooms, there's one perfect companion plant that will happily play a support role
Read MoreGet a head start on your fall garden by starting cold-hardy leafy greens, herbs, and other veggies indoors while the summer heat is still beating down.
Read MoreWant more vibrant begonias in your backyard? These quick-rooting undershrubs are among the easiest plants to propagate in water from freshly pruned cuttings.
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