Chemical pest repellents can be harmful, so many gardeners are turning to natural alternatives like planting flowers believed to deter ticks. But can this work?
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If you're a fan of cape honeysuckle but want a more limited way to grow the fast-spreading plant, this variety is perfect for growing in containers.
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Mulch and landscape fabric are common solutions for keeping weeds out of your garden, but there's a beautiful ground cover that can also get the job done.
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Fritillaries are perennials with yellow, red, or orange flowers, some of which have a strong fragrance. Do they keep pests out of your garden?
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Plants usually require sunshine to produce flowers, but if you want to attract hummingbirds with pretty blooms in a shady spot, this plant could be perfect.
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Whether your tomato plants need a trap crop, a pollinator-magnet, or just a flower that grows well beside them, our list of companion plants has you covered.
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Is your water feature lacking color and texture? Planting a few aquatic plants in and around the water may add the unique charm you've been looking for.
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Do your zinnias tend to fall flat shortly after planting them? Following this simple tip can help you enjoy more bright, healthy zinnias all season long.
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Self-seeding flowers are the ultimate low-maintenance plants for a garden that looks colorful but requires minimal effort. Check out these gorgeous options.
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This pretty flower attracts hummingbirds with its brightly colored blooms, and as a bonus, it readily self-seeds to fill your yard with interest year on year.
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Looking to add color to your yard? Discover 17 beautiful flowering trees that will bring vibrant charm to your landscape and beauty throughout the seasons.
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A versatile garden is a productive garden. To create a butterfly paradise filled with herbs for summer meals, consider some of these fast-growing plants.
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If pests are invading your garden, lily of the valley may be able to help. Some plants can be a natural solution for deterring unwanted visitors.
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Are you astilbes looking a little worse for the wear? Our professional gardener has some helpful tips that will help bring them back to life.
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Don’t underestimate that dusty old bench at the thrift store. It’s just a creative DIY away from becoming your new favorite flower planter outside.
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Daffodils are a bright sign of spring, but as their blooms start to fade, there's something you should avoid doing in order to ensure they come back next year.
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Have you ever placed a bouquet of tulips on your table only to watch them wilt away? Turns out, what is in the room with your flowers may cause their decline.
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Ready to jazz up your shade garden? Try a colorful ground-covering flower that pollinators can’t resist while bringing life and beauty to those shady spots.
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You can still grow gorgeous flowers in an area with a hot climate. This flowering shrub can tolerate the high temperatures and is low maintenance.
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Marigolds have been rumored to repel a variety of pests, including wasps, for years. Find out if there's any truth behind the old wives' tale or if it's a hoax.
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Got pesky dandelions popping up every year in your yard or garden? Find out the ideal time of the year to get rid of these weeds once and for all.
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There are ways you can display your flowers beyond plopping them in a vase. This DIY flower weaving loom is perfect for styling blossoms and foliage alike.
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Lavender is a common and easy-to-grow plant with tons of beneficial uses, but should you grow it around pets? Here's what you should consider.
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Looking to add a bright pop of color to your window boxes or planters? Perfect for container gardening, this sun-loving plant will provide lasting blooms.
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You know bees are beneficial, but you might not know about another beneficial flying insect. Find out what it is and why you should avoid killing it.
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Rose bushes are a must for the cottagecore garden style, but consider a special variety, such as this one bred in the U.S. in the 19th century.
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Dandelions start off with vibrant yellow blooms that suddenly turn white. It's a natural process that signals a new stage in their life cycle.
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