A Gorgeous Purple Perennial Brings Autumn Blooms But Packs A Downside
This perennial has star-shaped blooms that add vibrancy to your yard, and it’s adored by pollinators. However, its downside poses a potential health risk.
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A Stunning Purple Perennial For Wet Soil That Adds Vibrant Color Fast
This rare purple perennial not only thrives in wet soil and standing water, it also adds gorgeous purple blooms as it quickly grows in your yard.
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The One Plant You Should Grow To Deter And Kill Spotted Lanternflies
Not all defenses need to come from a bottle, some grow right in the soil. This one plant may be the secret to managing the destructive spotted lanternflies.
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17 Hydrangea Varieties You Should And Shouldn't Be Pruning In The Fall
Not all Hydrangea shrubs play by the same schedule. These beloved varieties prove that timing does matter when it comes to pruning, flowers, and fall care.
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The Sunflower Variety That You Should Be Ditching (And What To Plant Instead)
Bright blooms don’t always mean a better garden and one specific type of sunflower could be making your yard harder to manage instead of easier.
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8 Vines That Double As Ground Covers To Suppress Weeds
There are countless types of groundcovers, from ornamental grasses, to low-growing herbs. Here's another option you might consider for weed suppression: vines.
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13 Companion Plants You Can Grow With Chrysanthemum Flowers For A Thriving Fall Garden
Chrysanthemums are a quintessential autumn flower, and some types bloom year after year. Plant them with these companions for a beautiful garden display.
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The Hardy Ground Cover That'll Carpet Your Garden With Stunning Flowers
This cultivar of a popular ground cover will make your garden look like it's covered in gorgeous snow in the spring. Plus, it's tough and drought-tolerant.
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Growing This Pretty Perennial Flower Comes With A Surprisingly Tasty Perk
It's common to choose flowers for their appearance and compatibility with your climate, but this gorgeous perennial offers a tasty bonus.
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One Reason Why Your Hanging Basket Flowers Aren't Thriving
Hanging baskets add texture and color to your room without taking up table or shelf space. However, many varieties are sensitive, which requires special care.
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11 Companion Plants To Pair With Daylilies In The Fall For A Stunning Spring Garden
Some of these companion plants for daylilies will attract pollinators and birds, while others provide complementary colorful blooms and strong fragrance.
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21 Varieties Of The Tallest Sunflowers You Can Grow In The Garden
Sunflowers generally reach good heights, but if you're looking for a showstopping type that will tower over your yard, try one of these extra-tall varieties.
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The Fertilizer Mistake That Could Be Ruining Your Pollinator Yard
Some fertilization techniques might deter rather than woo pollinators to your garden, no matter how many flowers your plants have. Learn which you should stop.
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Want Climbing Roses To Grow More Blooms? Train Them Instead Of Pruning Them
Deadheading and pruning are good ways to get plants to flower more. However, the sturdy main canes of climbing roses respond better to training than to cutting.
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How To Harvest Mum Seeds To Grow For Next Fall
you 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.
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A Guide To Creating The Healthiest Soil For Bigger Hydrangea Blooms
If you want bigger, better hydrangea blooms start with your plant's soil. There are ways to improve it in order to see better flower production.
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How And When To Divide Salvia For Thriving, Long-Lasting Plants
If your Salvia is getting thin or dying in the middle, it's probably time to divide it. For the best results, here's when and how to complete the process.
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The Fast-Spreading Perennial That Can Make Your Rose Bushes Weak & Sick
Think twice before you plant this pretty but fast-spreading perennial flower next to your rose bushes. It could make them very weak and sick.
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The Beautiful Purple Perennial That Appreciates Growing In Gravel
If you're starting a gravel garden, there's one beautiful purple flower that blooms before the others and features silky seed heads all summer.
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28 Stunning Annual Flowers That Will Flourish In A Shady Yard
If you're struggling to fill bare spots in your shady landscape, these beautiful annual flowers will provide color and texture in full to partial shade.
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The Stunning Perennial You Should Plant In September For Colorful Spring Blooms
Don't stow away your garden tools just yet. It's a good idea to plant this blue-purple perennial in fall to give it a strong start come spring.
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Multiply Your Petunias For Free With One Simple Propagation Technique
Why would you buy petunias each year when you can quickly and easily propagate your own by following these simple steps for lasting blooms?
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Why You Need To Know Your Lavender's Variety Before Starting Pruning
Lavender comes in many varieties, but the differences go beyond looks. Find out why the variety matters when it comes to pruning and keeping lavender healthy.
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The One Reason You Might Not Want To Plant Marigolds This Fall
Marigolds deliver rich fall colors, including yellow, orange, and red, making them a natural option for fall gardens. However, there's one drawback to be found.
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Why September Is The Best Time To Plant This Ground-Covering Perennial With Gorgeous Blooms
September is a great time to plant perennials, including this genus of herbaceous plants with red, pink, yellow, or white flowers and edible leaves.
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Gorgeous Sage Varieties To Plant In September To Attract Hummingbirds
The tubular shape of sage flowers is perfect for enticing hummingbirds to your yard. Even though it's September, there are still some varieties you can plant.
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Benefits Of Pruning Daylilies In The Fall That No One Has Told You About
If you grow daylilies, taking your pruning shears to them in the fall will reward you in a number of short-term and long-term ways you may not know about.
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