Martha Stewart's Easy Tip Will Help Your Hydrangeas Thrive After Transplanting
Ready to start transplanting your hydrangeas? This Martha Stewart tip will help you ensure a healthy and successful transplanting process from pot to soil.
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Fill In Landscaping On A Budget With Popular Garden Astilbes
Astilbe comes in many colors to fill your garden with soft, gorgeous blooms. These flowers are perfect for propagating to fill in gaps in your landscape.
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The 11 Best Plants For Hellstrip Gardens That Actually Thrive
The lawn between the sidewalk and road, called a hellstrip due to its seemingly inhospitable growing environment, can be cultivated if you select plants wisely.
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The Underrated Perennial That Gives Your Garden A Cottage Core Vibe
For cottage garden enthusiasts, there's a perennial that you might not have come across, which can add some unique interest to your outdoor space.
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The Purple Flowering Ground Cover That Makes A Stunning Grass Alternative
The best part of this ground cover? The stunning flowers. This grass alternative produces purple blooms in spring, attracting wildlife while providing beauty.
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The Lush Ground Cover That'll Make Your Backyard A Bird And Pollinator Oasis
Ground covers can do more than just keep weeds at bay — with the right pick, you'll also notice many more birds and pollinators stopping by.
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The Evergreen Shrub That Adds Structure And Sweet Fragrance To Your Garden
Looking to enhance your garden's intrigue and structure? Check out this Canary Island-native for its gorgeous flowering clusters and bright green foliage.
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15 Varieties Of Coneflower You Can Grow From Seed For A Budget-Friendly Garden
Coneflowers are easy to grow from seed, but not all varieties will sow true and inherit their parents features. Choose from these budget-friendly options.
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12 Flowers You Should Deadhead In July For More Beautiful Blooms And Lasting Color
Pruning is vital for both the health and overall aesthetics of your garden, so deadhead these flowers in July to add more beauty and color to your space.
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Save Yourself The Trouble And Don't Try Growing This Popular Flower From Seed
Growing popular flowers from seeds can be a rewarding experience, but some species are not worth the trouble because they're difficult to cultivate this way.
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The Unexpected Flower Combo That Adds Instant Balance To Raised Beds
Growing beautiful flowers in raised beds can add stunning color and vibrancy to your yard, especially if you add one variety you might not have come across.
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The Stunning Blue Flower That Makes A Great Ground Cover (& One Downside To Look Out For)
There's nothing more appealing than a sea of pretty blue flowers covering the ground in your garden beds, unless you select a variety that takes over.
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The Fast-Growing Flower You Can Plant In July To Enjoy Gorgeous Blooms Into Fall
Is your summer garden looking parched? Not many blooms survive under the sweltering summer sun, but this flowering plant will bring effortless color until fall.
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Growing Lavender? Here's The Surefire Way To Tell If It's Ready To Harvest
Lavender adds a fragrant touch to your garden. Find out what signs your plants give to let you know it's ready to harvest for drying or displays.
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Should You Add Gravel To The Soil When Growing Hydrangeas? Here's The Truth
Adding gravel to the soil is a common method for improving drainage — but will it really keep your hydrangeas healthy? Here's what to know.
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The Colorful & Hardy Perennial You Can Grow In Containers That Butterflies Love
If you adore growing colorful flowers in pots, there's one hardy perennial you might want to consider because it can attract gorgeous butterflies to your yard.
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The Meadowy Perennial That Will Attract Butterflies To Your Garden
Butterflies, bees, and other pollinators are naturally attracted to yards full of meadowy, lush blooms, and this flower is the perfect pick.
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The Low-Maintenance Perennial That Blooms Indoors And Out
This intriguing plant can be grown either as a houseplant, or a perennial if you live in zone 9 or warmer. Either way, it will reward you with stunning blooms.
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The Stunning Night-Blooming Flower That'll Fill Your Garden With Nocturnal Pollinators
Why limit your pollinator garden to bees and butterflies? This night-blooming flower attracts nocturnal pollinators like moths and has a gorgeous scent.
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The Flowering Shrubs That Benefit From A Bit Of Epsom Salt In The Garden
Epsom salt is good for more than soaking sore muscles in the tub. Find out how you can use it in the garden to boost your nutrient-deficient perennial shrubs.
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The Dangerous Purple Flowers To Avoid Planting In Your Garden (And How To Safely Remove Them)
While you may enjoy the beautiful purple blooms this flower offers, don't let its appearance fool you. Here's what to know about this highly poisonous plant.
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How To Grow & Care For Mexican Hat Flowers For An Eye-Catching Garden
Mexican hat flowers are gorgeous, fast-growing wildflowers that add color and playfulness to a garden. If you want to grow them, here's what you need to know.
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Planting Roses In The Summer? Here's What You Should Know First
There's never a bad time to add more roses to your garden, but there are certainly more challenging seasons, and summer is one. Here's how to make it work.
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The Flowering Vine Hummingbirds Love That Can Thrive In The Shade
This flowering vine will love your shady garden and the hummingbirds will love its nectar-rich blooms. It's a low-maintenance plant perfect for your yard.
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Add A Pop Of Color To Your Sloped Yard With A Beautiful Pink Ground Cover
Sloped yards may be hard to maintain due to erosion. This lovely ground cover will stabilize your sloped yard's soil while also adding a pop of pink color.
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The Self-Seeding Flower That Will Grow Tall And Attract Hummingbirds To Your Garden
This flower has a name as colorful as its blooms and looks great draped over a white picket fence. Its nectar will draw pollinators to your cottagecore garden.
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Your Garden Might Be An Ant Paradise—Thanks To These 22 Plants
If you've noticed that ant colonies are on the rise in your yard, it could be that you've inadvertently been inviting them in by growing their favorite plants.
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