The Downside To Planting Too Many Zinnias That's Causing More Harm Than Good
Though a low-maintenance summer flower to grow, zinnias need more space in the garden than you might think. Here's how overcrowding can cause problems.
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The Blue Beauty That Won't Sweat The Heat Or Drought & Will Deter Deer
If you're looking for a pretty, low-maintenance, medium-sized shrub that's drought-resistant and attracts beneficial insects, we have just the plant for you.
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The Gardening Hack To Make Glow-In-The-Dark Petunias Shine Brightly
Looking at getting some glow-in-the-dark petunias for your yard or home? You should know about this hack to make them glow even brighter than usual.
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Bring Joanna Gaines' Garden Home With Magnolia Market's New Seed Bar
Joanna Gaines might be more well-known for her flips on "Fixer Upper," but at Magnolia Silos, she's branching out into the gardening world with a new seed bar.
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These Are The Most Popular Flowers Across The Whole Country
Of all the flowers that exist in the world, these are the ones that are the most favored across the United States, including one most loved by all 50 states.
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Common Problems With Ice Plant Succulents And How To Prevent Them
Ice plants are succulents, so they are naturally low-maintenance plants. Still, every plant has its preferences, so here are some problems you can avoid.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes When Growing Oleander Plants
Growing oleander plants is not a difficult task, but there are some common mistakes everyone makes you must be careful to avoid when caring for it.
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The Low-Maintenance Perennial Flower That Thrives In Shady Yards
This perennial is the low-maintenance answer to what's missing in your shade garden. Here's where to plant it and how to ensure it thrives.
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The Blooming Shrub That Bring Color To Your Garden Edges And Borders
When it comes to adding color to your garden edges and borders, a blooming shrub can make the difference. But which one will enhance your landscape the best?
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The 13 Best Types Of Tubular Flowers To Lure Hummingbirds To Your Yard
Tubular flowers have evolved to accommodate hummingbirds' beaks, which is why they excel at drawing these birds. Here are 13 to consider growing in your yard.
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The Bright Purple Flower That'll Make Your Hanging Baskets Irresistible To Hummingbirds
If you're searching for the best flowers to use in your hanging baskets to entice hummingbirds, look no further. This purple stunner is the perfect pick.
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The Edible Flowers You Can Grow In A Jar In Your Kitchen
Edible flowers are a feast for the eyes and the palate. Take your kitchen garden up a notch and try growing these edible flowers in windowsill jars.
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Fertilizing Roses: The Disadvantages Of Skipping This Step & When To Do It
While a typical rose bush can appreciate quite a bit of fertilization, there is a right and wrong way to go about this gardening habit when it comes to roses.
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DIY A Topiary Planter To Control Fast-Spreading Herbs
You can benefit from this clever topiary design in two ways: It adds beauty and height to your garden and it keeps fast-spreading herbs under control
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Add Butter-Yellow Blooms To Your Hanging Baskets With A Flower That Thrives In Heat
It can be challenging to find bold, bright blossoms that can withstand dry environments and high temperatures, but this charming yellow flower is a perfect fit.
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The Big Problem That'll Make You Reconsider Growing Peonies From Seeds
Peonies (Paeonia lactiflora) are gorgeous flowers to have in your garden, but you may not want to grow them from seed. Here's what to do instead.
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Attract Beautiful Birds With These Rose Variety Plants
Enjoy a variety of feathered friends visiting your yard when you grow several types of roses in your garden. Learn which roses offer food and shelter for birds.
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Red Yucca Look-Alike Plants That Also Attract Hummingbirds
Love the look of the red yucca? Try out these similar plants for a more varied aesthetic in your garden while still attracting plenty of hummingbirds.
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The Worst Time To Plant Store-Bought Hydrangeas (& Why They're Likely To Die)
If you're tempted by beautiful potted hydrangeas that are already blooming, here's why you should probably pass them up when it comes to your garden.
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The Flowering Ground Cover That Grows Well With Beautiful Dahlias In The Garden
Dahlias add color to the garden but take time to bloom. Plant this flowering groundcover, and you'll have no shortage of color while the dahlias mature.
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The Popular Herb That You Should Avoid Growing Next To Hydrangeas In Your Garden
Hydrangeas will look beautiful next to just about any plant, but if you want them to thrive, it's necessary to choose a pairing that's beneficial.
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Cover Plain Garden Walls With A Beautiful Trailing Ground Cover
Do you have a wall in the garden that looks a bit plain on its own? Grow this trailing ground cover on top and let its leaves and blooms cascade down the wall.
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Joanna Gaines' Best Greenery And Floral Ideas That Will Have Your House Ready For Spring
Joanna Gaines knows how to create warm and welcoming interiors. And her floral and greenery ideas are perfect for adding a festive spring vibe to your space.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes When Planting Iris Bulbs
Irises are low maintenance plants, but it's easy to make consequential mistakes when planting their bulbs. Learn how to avoid the biggest planting blunders.
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Replace Faux Flower Front Door Decor With Dried Lavender
If typical front door decorations feel a little plastic or inauthentic, try dried lavender. Adding a touch of color from the garden takes just a few easy steps.
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Start Adding Jewel Tone Plants To Make Your Front Yard Flower Beds Stand Out
When it comes to brightening your front yard flower beds, jewel tone plants can make a significant impact. But which ones create the most stunning displays?
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Flowers You Should Plant In April For Showstopping Summer Blooms
April is when many parts of the United States have their last frost dates, so it's the best time to plant flowers for beautiful blooms in summer.
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