How Dangerous Is Queen Anne's Lace? Here Are The Uncomfortable Details
Queen Anne's lace is a beautiful, delicate-looking bloom, but can it be dangerous? Here's what you need to know about this sweet-looking flower.
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Grow These 15 Companion Plants With Your Roses For A Showstopping Garden Of Color
Are you looking for colorful plants and flowers to grow beside your roses without harming them? You have options; browse our 15 favorite rose companions here.
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The Downsides Of Growing Tiger Lily Flowers In Your Garden
If you're thinking of growing tiger lily flowers in your garden, don't run to the store just yet - there are a few downsides you need to be aware of.
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Grow The Regencycore Garden Look Of Bridgerton With These 15 Flowers
If you're a "Bridgerton" fan who aspires to add some Regency-era energy to your garden, we've got some guidance you might be interested in.
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Velvety Flowers And Plants That'll Add A Hint Of Luxury To Your Garden
If you've ever seen a flower with a fuzzy, velvety texture, you know how magical they are. Here we have compiled a list of velvet-like flowers for any garden.
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Frogfruit: The Flowering Ground Cover That's Beneficial To Pollinators & Your Lawn
Frogfruit is beneficial in many different ways not least of which is its ability to effortlessly provide ground cover while also attracting crucial pollinators.
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Prevent Dahlias From Drooping With These Simple Staking Methods
Dahlias, brimming with petals, can begin to droop from the weight of their bright heads. Here are some of our best staking methods for keeping them upright.
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Do DIY Orchid Fertilizers Work To Encourage Beautiful Blooms?
If you want to support your orchid's growth with DIY fertilizer, we've heard plenty of tips. But which ones are worthwhile, and which ones are a waste of time?
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The Cattleya Orchid Is The Perfect Houseplant For Big Flowers & Sweet Smells
Cattleya orchids are beautiful and easy to grow. And even better, they smell fabulous. Find out why you should grow this beginner-friendly flower.
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Why Summer Crush Hydrangeas Are The Perfect Choice For Your Small Garden
Summer Crush hydrangeas offer vibrant and continuous blooms throughout summer. Find out why they are the perfect flower for small backyard spaces.
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Why You Should Consider Planting Flowering Nicotiana In Your Garden
Flowering nicotiana is a striking garden plant that emits a lovely jasmine-like scent and comes in a variety of colors. It will bring your garden to life.
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The Beautiful Blue Cornflower Variety You'll Regret Planting In Your Garden
Many are attracted to blue cornflowers for their vibrancy and height, but think twice before you introduce this plant into your garden -- it might take over.
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Why Do People Plant Daffodils To Keep Squirrels Out Of The Garden & Does It Work?
You might have heard that daffodils can help you keep squirrels out of your garden, but does it really work? Let's take a look at this gardening hack.
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Plants That Look Like Roses And Are Easier To Handle In The Long Run
Discover rose-like plants that resemble the beauty of roses and are also easier to care for. Enhance your garden with these rose-alternatives.
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Can You Plant Summer And Spring Bulbs Together?
With so many flowers to choose from, you may wonder if you can save time and plant your spring and summer bulbs together. Here's what you need to know.
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Our Gardener Says These 15 Purple Flowering Ground Covers Will Add Gorgeous Color To Your Yard
Looking for a ground cover of beautiful purple flowers? According to our gardener, these 15 varieties are beautiful options for adding color to your garden.
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Common Peony Pests To Be Aware Of & Tips To Fight Them Off
If you have peonies but are worried about insects eating the flowers, these tips for keeping pests away from the plants are sure to come in handy.
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This Native Vine Might Be Stinky To You, But Birds & Other Pollinators Love Its Odor
Gardeners might not like the maldorous scent of this native flowering vine, but plenty of pollinators and birds are drawn to its smell and its purple berries.
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Grow These 6 Plants To Make Your Garden Smell Like A Chocolate Factory
Create a chocolate-scented oasis and indulge your senses with these six aromatic plants that will infuse your garden with the sweet, rich scent of chocolate.
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Tips For Growing Prairie Smoke Flowers To Bring Pollinators To Your Garden
Prairie smoke flowers are great for even the beginner gardener. These low maintenance flowers can attract pollinators to your yard and have other benefits.
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Zulu Giants Are Beautiful Flowering Cacti You Should Think Twice About Planting
The Zulu giant (or carrion flower) is a fascinating and gorgeous plant, but there are several good reasons you might not actually want to keep one around.
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Common Pests And Diseases That Cause Damage To Anemone Flowers
Anemone flowers are a stunning addition to your garden, and they are generally hardy plants, but some diseases and pests can destroy them.
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Celebrate National Gardening Week By Planting These Gorgeous Natives
National Gardening Week is in full swing across the U.S. as summer begins. Our master gardener recommends five native plants to grow in your yard to celebrate.
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Grow This Cactus Plant For A Beautiful Pop Of Red-Orange Color
Cacti are one of the hardiest plants you can grow in hot or dry climates, and this stunning cactus also offers vibrant and saturated blossoms.
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Plants You Shouldn't Grow Next To Bee Balm
Bee balm is a must-have in your garden to draw in pollinators, but there are a few types of plants you'll want to keep away from these bee-friendly flowers.
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Your Baptisia Plant Has A Big Problem Under The Soil (But There's A Silver Lining)
While the baptisia plant is native to much of the United States and isn't invasive, it does have another cause for concern. Discover what it is before planting.
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The Unconventional Way You Can Plant Garden Phlox To Attract More Hummingbirds
If you want more hummingbirds in your yard, diversify your approach. Consider planting garden phlox in this unique way and just wait for the hummers to show up.
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