Should You Deadhead Your Knock Out Roses In Summer?
While Knock Out roses are known for being low-maintenance, they still require some care. Find out if they need to be deadheaded in the summer.
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Why This Perennial Sunflower Variety Can Be A Pest In The Garden
A perennial sunflower variety sounds great if you love sunflowers but wish you didn't have to replant them each year. Still, its habit may make you reconsider.
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The Best Growing Conditions To Ensure Your Sweet William Flowers Thrive
Sweet William flowers offer colorful blooms that are perfect in any garden. Knowing about their sun, soil, and watering needs is crucial to the plant's success.
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The Gorgeous Flower That Looks Fantastic Alongside Bright Indian Blanket Flowers
By pairing Indian blanket flowers with plants with similar needs, you can easily create a vibrant and diverse planting that thrives with little effort.
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Hummingbirds Will Visit Your Yard For This Tall & Spikey Cottage Garden Flower
There are very few rules for creating the perfect cottage garden. If you want yours to stand out, try this tall flower with blooms that attract hummingbirds.
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Protect Monarch Butterflies From Wasps In Your Garden With These Tips & Tricks
Monarch butterflies are a beautiful thing to see flying through your garden, but the local wasps are eating them up. Here's how to save the caterpillars.
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How And When To Deadhead Your Irises After The Spring Bloom Period
Knowing when and how to deadhead your iris plants will make a huge difference in their healthy growth the following year. Follow these simple steps to find out.
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The Dangerous Weed That Boasts Stunning Flowers (But Should Be Avoided At All Costs)
This weed may look gorgeous on the outside, but on the inside lurks dangers to human and animal health. This is definitely one plant that you want to avoid.
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Hydrangeas Have A Hidden Benefit That Makes Them Perfect For Allergy-Free Gardens
If you have seasonal allergies and are tired of sniffling every time you enter your garden, discover why hydrangeas might be a better choice over other flowers.
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The Best Hydrangea Varieties To Plant With Peonies For A Bright & Cheery Garden
For a garden that's full of color, hydrangeas and peonies pair great together. But, some hydrangea varieties are better suited for this pairing than others.
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17 Vegetables And Herbs That Pair Well With Strawberries In The Garden And Why
Strawberries are great for home gardening, but because of their growing challenges, ensure you pair them with companion herbs and vegetables that can help.
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The Cotton Candy-Like Flower That Will Add Texture To Your Shady Yard
For a garden sprinkled with pops of color and fuzzy textured blooms, this plant is an absolute must-grow. Learn what it is, along with its growing requirements.
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15 White Flowering Weeds You Might Find In Your Yard (And If You Need To Pull Them)
If you see that some white flowers have popped up in your yard, you may need to take action. Here is how to identify invasive flowering weeds.
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Grow Dahlias To Attract Beautiful Hummingbirds (But Don't Make This Mistake)
Dahlias are a beautiful and effective way to attract hummingbirds to your garden. Before planting, though, make sure you aren't making this common mistake.
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Our Professional Gardener On How Often To Water Summer Annuals To Keep Them Thriving
House Digest's gardening expert shares tips for how often to water summer annuals. Learn how often you should water annuals and how to tell if they need it.
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10 Stunning Companion Plants That Belong Alongside Irises In The Garden
Learn about the best companion plants for irises, and why they're good choices. These plants grow well with irises without overcrowding or overwhelming them.
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15 Peony Companion Plants You Should Avoid In The Garden
Growing healthy peony plants also means choosing right companion plants. The plants on this list are bad companions for peonies and shouldn't be planted nearby.
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The Difference Between Sweet Alyssum & Candytuft (& Which Is Best To Grow)
Learn the difference between candytuft and sweet alyssum plants, and which of these two flowering ground covers is a better choice for your garden.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes When Growing Tulips In The Garden
Learn about the most common mistakes people make when planting and growing tulips. These tulip mistakes can reduce blooms and result in unhealthy plants.
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The Majestic Peonies That Grow To Spectacular Heights And Boast Gorgeous Blooms
Flower enthusiasts, say hello to the new crown jewel of your garden. You're going to want to clear a patch of soil for these beauties that grow tall.
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Help Your Flower Garden Survive During A Heat Wave With These Tips & Tricks
With summer on the way and the planet heating up, you'll want to make sure your flower garden is prepared for heat waves. Here's how to protect it.
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The Daisy-Like Flower You'll Want In Your Garden To Attract Butterflies
This daisy look-alike flower not only has eye-catching blooms in an array of colors but will attract plenty of butterflies to your garden.
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How Naked Lady Flower Bulbs Got Their Spicy Nickname (And Where To Plant Them)
Asking for naked lady flowers at the flower shop may feel a little uncomfortable, but there's no need to be! Here's why the flowers received their nickname.
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3 Beautiful Garden Flowers To Grow Near Colorful Heuchera Plants
If you're looking for shade-loving plants to complement the bright shades of heuchera, these three make for attractive companions in your garden.
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Fill In Patchy Garden Areas With A Hardy Perennial That Boasts Pale Pink Flowers
One option to fill your patchy garden is the lovely Geranium x cantabrigiense Biokovo, which not only spreads to fill vacant areas, but also has pink flowers.
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12 Beautiful Ground Covers That Work Perfectly Under Hydrangeas
The bare soil beneath hydrangeas is an eyesore, especially with younger plants. Consider growing one of these as ground cover for superb texture and color.
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Your Petunias Will Thrive Alongside These 10 Companion Plants
Petunias are a relatively easy-to-grow flowering plant that come in a range of colors. If they're part of your garden, grow these other plants along with them.
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