Even 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
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Are you looking for a new flowering addition to your container garden collection? This unusual sunflower cultivar is particularly cheerful and thrives in a pot.
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There's a flower that smells so sweet it will attract native pollinators like swallowtails to your yard. And, bonus, it does well in pots on a patio or balcony.
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Keep your gorgeous hibiscus plant blooming all summer and into the fall by deadheading its blooms regularly using this simple but time-consuming method.
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If you want pollinators to visit your garden throughout late summer and fall, plant this ground cover flower that butterflies and bees can't resist.
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Resistant to drought and heat with no need for deadheading, this zinnia variety attracts pollinators with its sweet nectar and colorful blooms.
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If you want to start seeing beautiful colors in your beds even in the colder seasons, here are 15 flowers you can plant that'll bloom through winter.
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These popular flowers will continue blooming until the first frost of the autumn, and they even come in a range of fall hues, from red to yellow.
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This beautiful purple flower is loved by pollinators and hummingbirds for its nectar, and it could even deter deer from disturbing your garden.
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Everyone loves a low-maintenance and eye-catching groundcover plant, but if you grow this species, you could end up with much more than you bargained for.
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Hostas fade over winter, leaving a bare patch in the yard. Choose companion plants wisely to replace winter color or improve the growing conditions of hostas.
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Bleeding hearts offer beautiful, late-season blooms, but their foliage soon fades. Here's a great companion plant for them that even works as a ground cover.
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While bees are drawn to a wide array of different flowers in the garden, not every pick is safe, supportive, or attractive to these pollinators.
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While they're technically the same plant, garden mums and florist mums are specifically bred for very different purposes and require different care.
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If you're growing sunflowers in hopes of a tasty, late-summer snack, you'll need to harvest them at the ideal time. Here's what you need to look for.
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Ladybugs provide excellent pest control against small insects. To bring more of these fascinating bugs to your garden, you'll need the right blooms.
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These short-lived perennials attract birds and pollinators and are self-seeding, so they're super easy to maintain for gardeners feeling a tad overworked.
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For a woodland border consider these plant combinations. These offer plenty of contrast and have similar growing conditions, including thriving in shade.
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Like hummingbird feeders, certain flowers can also help attract hummingbirds to your yard, including this native plant that sports cheery yellow blooms.
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If you're looking for a gorgeous flowering plant that you don't have to replant every year, there's one pretty perennial with whimsical blooms you might like.
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Extend the beauty of your garden with a resilient late-season bloomer that will add color and fragrance when many other flowers are starting to fade away.
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If you've ever been gifted a hydrangea in a pot, you might be tempted to plant it in your yard. Here's why experts say you shouldn't do that.
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If your tulips seem to be struggling, they could benefit from this simple soil addition that helps prevent root rot and improve drainage for healthy plants.
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Want 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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Certain lavender varieties can offer months of blooms, filling your garden with lasting fragrance and vibrant color when given the right care.
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Seeing ants in your succulents? There’s a sweet, symbiotic reason that ants keep coming back, and their presence may signal a bigger issue for your plants.
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Flowers in your garden will naturally start to fade after peak season in spring and early summer, but these annual picks will bring back the color.
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