Plant One Fast-Growing Flower In Early Fall To Instantly Beautify Your Garden Beds
Spring and summer are peak seasons for most florals, but this popular flower will sprout quickly and provide color until the first frost in fall.
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14 Things To Do In Your Yard & Garden That Help Hummingbirds Survive Fall Migration
When summer ends, hummingbirds migrate and need both food and shelter to survive their journey. Here's how to make your garden a safe haven for them.
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18 Beautiful Flowering Plants That Are Considered Invasive Species
The flowers are beautiful, but don't be tempted to grow these invasive, noxious weeds that can harm native species and ecosystems, and be ultra-hard to control.
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The Low-Maintenance Perennial That'll Thrive In Shady Areas Where Other Plants Won't
Finding interesting plants for those shady spots can be challenging, but there's one low-care perennial with beautiful flowers that you might want to consider.
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The Colorful Perennial You Can Plant Now For A Fall & Spring Full Of Stunning Blooms
This perennial's tubular flowers will fill your yard with warm fall colors if you plant it now. Come spring, the blooms will return to grace your yard.
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25 Garden Shrubs That Flower And Bloom In The Fall
Are you sad at the sight of fading blooms at the end of summer? Plant any of these flowering shrubs, and you'll keep your yard colorful well into fall.
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Hummingbirds Will Keep Coming Back For More When You Plant These Two Flowers Together
These two flowers work in tandem to draw hummingbirds to your yard from late winter all the way through summer with staggered blooms they'll love.
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12 Flowers You Should Never Plant In Clay Soil
Clay soil can be challenging for some plants because it suffers from poor drainage and an increased chance of waterlogging, so these flowers should be avoided.
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The Popular Fertilizer You Need To Avoid (And What Kind Your Garden Needs Instead)
Not every fertilizer is good for your plants. The wrong combination of minerals actually causes nutrient deficiencies and blocks healthy symbiotic relationships.
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15 Perennial Plants You Should Be Pruning In The Fall
To prune in spring, summer or fall -- that is the question. Luckily, we have some answers for you because these perennials need to be pruned in autumn.
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Right Now Is The Perfect Time To Dry Hydrangeas: Here's How To Do It
Hydrangeas tend to have the best results from drying when cut in the late summer or fall. Here's why and how to complete the process.
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Add Texture To Warm-Climate Gardens With A Unique Flowering Vine
Finding warm-climate vines that check all the boxes is tough. This climber offers privacy and texture with leathery leaves, multicolored flowers, and odd fruit.
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The Easy-To-Grow Ground Cover That'll Fill Your Yard With Stunning Sky-Blue Blooms
This easy-to-grow ground cover has a couple of quirks you'll want to be aware of so you can enjoy its beautiful blue blooms all summer long.
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Grow This Pretty Pink Perennial With Fast-Growing Ivy For A Cozy Garden Feel
Create even more impact on a foliage-covered wall or fence of ivy by adding a plant with similar environmental preferences that produces stunning flowers.
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Easily DIY A Simple Garden Trellis For Thriving Flowers, Vines, And Veggies
Need a trellis for those bean seedlings or jasmine saplings you just planted? DIY a sturdy, affordable garden trellis in no time with these easy instructions.
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A Gorgeous Fast-Growing Perennial Herb Deserves To Be In Your Cutting Garden
The striking flowers of this beautiful plant bloom from summer through fall. The foliage and flowers are both edible, plus they look incredible in cut bouquets.
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The California Park Where You Can See Fields Of Stunning Wildflowers
Visit this quiet but extensive park in Northern California, where you cannot fail to be inspired by the masses of wildflowers growing freely as nature intended.
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The Underrated Flower Genus That Provides Gorgeous Color To Your Pollinator Garden
Tired of the same old pollinator-friendly flowers? This lesser-known genus has 46 species to choose from, all with beautiful and long-lasting blooms.
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How To Salvage Plants That Wind Up Uprooted
Uprooted plants don’t always mean defeat for your garden. With some quick action and careful handling, they may just have a chance at survival.
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Think Twice Before Dividing Lavender - Here's Why
Many perennials benefit from division, which entails splitting plants to prevent overcrowding and boost health. Lavender, however, is an exception.
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Here's Another Reason Hummingbird Lovers Should Plant Fast-Growing Sunflowers In The Garden
Most gardeners don't think of planting sunflowers if they are trying to attract more hummingbirds, but surprisingly this popular flower provides a good snack.
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Seed Bombing Was A Gardening Trend Everyone Embraced, But Does It Work?
Seed bombs gained popularity in the 1970s as a way to grow native plants, but does this method really work and how well compared to traditional planting?
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Growing This Fussy Pink Shrub Is Prettier In Theory Than In Practice
While this pink shrub might make a stunning addition to your home garden, chances are you'll have a hard time growing it without a ton of work.
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Multiply Your Milkweed Plants For Even More Butterflies With A Simple Harvesting Technique
Want to draw even more butterflies to your milkweed plants? Start by harvesting your own seeds and planting them for endless plants and blooms.
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Give Your Garden A Uniquely Woodland Feel With One Flower
Most plants are still dormant in late winter and early spring, but this flower can make your garden come alive at that time and evoke a romantic woodland.
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The Heavenly-Smelling Flower You Should Plant To Attract More Hummingbirds
Looking for a beautiful flower that will not only draw hummingbirds to your yard but also emit a sweet fragrance you can enjoy? Look no further.
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Spring Vs. Fall: When Should You Really Be Cutting Back Bee Balm For The Best Blooms?
Cutting back bee balm has numerous benefits, including disease prevention and a tidier look. When timed right, it can also lead to an increase in flowers.
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