20 Of The Most Overlooked Garden Plants
Bored of the same old peonies and hostas? There are thousands of beautiful yet forgotten plants out there that add color, texture, and variety to gardens.
Read MoreBored of the same old peonies and hostas? There are thousands of beautiful yet forgotten plants out there that add color, texture, and variety to gardens.
Read MoreYou don't need a landscape in full sun to grow stunning blooms. This pretty plant produces orchid-like flowers that thrive in low-light conditions.
Read MorePopping this kitchen essential in your planter is all takes to give your holiday arrangement all-new opportunities for festive decorative additions.
Read MorePoinsettias are pretty, no doubt about that — but their vibrant flowers don't always last through winter. Try these alternatives for longer bursts of color.
Read MoreThese shrubs flower in the spring on buds that formed the previous year. Prune them in the winter, and you'll be removing those buds, and hence future flowers.
Read MorePollinator plants can benefit insects and birds even in the winter, providing shelter, insulation, and food. Wait until spring to prune these perennials.
Read MoreChristmas cactus has beautiful, vibrant flowers. However, to see them, the cactus has to experience a change in growing conditions that signal flowering season.
Read MorePeace lilies are beautiful and popular plants that can brighten up your home. Caring for them requires pruning to keep them blooming for a long time.
Read MoreFall is an excellent time to sow the seeds of this showy, low-maintenance, reseeding flower that provides stunning blooms in late spring and summer.
Read MoreWhen Shea McGee posted videos of her personal Christmas tree, the most surprising and beautiful element was the dried hydrangeas from her own garden.
Read MoreA lot of houseplants bloom indoors, but not so many produce abundant flowers in winter. Brighten up dark corners of your home with this vibrant succulent.
Read MoreHibiscuses are beautiful plants, but they're not always easy to grow. Luckily, these lookalikes will give you the same vibe with a lot less hassle.
Read MoreSome of the most beautiful and surprisingly common plants could spell serious danger for your pets, especially curious cats and dogs who are known to nibble.
Read MoreAcross the country, pansies are a staple for their long-lasting flowers and easy care. For nonstop blooms and healthier plants, shape them like this in winter.
Read MoreThis evergreen shrub produces pink buds, white flowers, and blue-black berries, attracting bees, butterflies, and songbirds. It can be used as a privacy screen.
Read MoreBaby, it's cold outside ... but don't let that stop you from planting! Enjoy the crisp air as you plant these seeds, plants, and bulbs for year-round flowers.
Read MoreJasmine can often be picky, but one simple adjustment can transform weak growth into vibrant blooms, whether you’re growing it indoors or out.
Read MoreStraw mulch is great for gardens. It locks in moisture, smothers weeds, and feeds plants. But it might also cause one of the problems you're using it to combat.
Read MoreDecember may not seem like an ideal time to start your garden. However, there is a gorgeous blue flower that will thrive in summer if you plant in winter.
Read MoreKeeping your plants in the wrong kind of planter can spell disaster in the winter months. These types, however, should be able to withstand the colder weather.
Read MoreMany people overlook location when trying to find ways to keep cut flowers fresh. This vase placement mistake is all too common and will shorten flowers' life.
Read MoreIf you're planning your garden for next year, you might want to find out what stunning new plant varieties garden centers will showcase in 2026.
Read MorePoinsettias have certainly earned a reputation as a gorgeous winter plant, but this beautiful flower requires less work and can bloom multiple times.
Read MoreThese DIY tests uncover your soil's texture and drainage rate. Then you'll know which plants will grow best in your garden and if you need to amend the soil.
Read MoreOverwintering perennials lets you replant them in the spring. Some plants are easy, while others require more work than they're worth or are easy to buy again.
Read MoreIn December, spring flowers are often the last thing on your mind. But despite the chill, many early bloomers can be started indoors as seeds with enough light.
Read MoreThere are many varieties of asters, so you may be confused if yours are perennials, or simply here for a season. Discover the tricks to make them last.
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