Are Daffodils Safe To Have In Your Garden If You Have Kids And Pets?
Curious kids or pets playing near growing daffodils in the yard could be a recipe for disaster. Discover why you may want to be cautious about this plant.
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J. Schwanke Explains Why The 'Food' Packet That Comes With Your Cut Flowers Can Make Them Last Longer
"Life in Bloom" host J. Schwanke is a proponent of using the flower food that comes with cut flowers, citing five ingredients that make the food invaluable.
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The DIY Flower Bed That's Already Sitting In Your Backyard
If you have a tree stump in your yard, you can turn the trunk into a DIY flower bed, making it a creative and natural attraction in your backyard.
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The Biggest Mistake You're Making With Your Mums Involves Water
While mums are fairly low-maintenance, they do have specific requirements to thrive, including getting the right amount of water at optimal times.
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Here's How Charcoal Could Rescue Your Dying Orchid
If you have a dying orchid on your hands, there's a special ingredient that could help rescue and revive it. Learn how to use charcoal to heal your orchid.
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Easy Tips To Make Your Hydrangeas Turn Purple
If you have a hydrangea plant in your yard that you'd like to turn purple, you may be surprised to learn how easy it is to customize its color to your liking.
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You Will Not Recognize Your Roses After This Nifty TikTok Hack
If you've never reflexed a rose before, this popular TikTok will show you how simple and effective the technique is in creating truly voluminous blooms.
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Why Your Sunflowers Are Drooping (And What To Do About It)
While sunflowers typically follow the sun across the sky, they can also sometimes begin to droop. Discover a few reasons why this occurs and how to fix it.
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The Popular Flower That Helps Keep Pesky Chiggers Out Of Your Yard
Due to their small size, chiggers can be a hard-to-detect menace. Protect your yard by planting this popular flower that repels chiggers naturally.
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Are Hydrangeas Safe To Have In Your Garden If You Have Pets And Kids?
While gardeners love to grow hydrangeas for their showy blooms, it's these blooms that will attract pets and kids. Here's what to know about hydrangea safety.
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The Fragrant Flower Martha Stewart Loves Having In Her Garden
Martha Stewart once said growing a garden was important to her state of mind, and from a recent TikTok, she introduced us to one special flower in her care.
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Do You Need To Take Your Tropical Hibiscus Inside For The Winter?
Tropical hibiscus has specific needs during the winter. The best approach to bringing it inside from the cold depends on the time and space you have available.
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Are You Skipping An Essential Step When Arranging Cut Flowers For Your Home?
When preparing fresh cut flowers to display in your home, there is one step you may be overlooking that is reducing the shelf life of your arrangement.
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Are Your Sunflowers Perennials Or Do They Need To Be Replanted?
To identify whether the sunflowers in your yard are perennials or annuals, identify a few key characteristics if you don't want to replant every year.
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How Milk Can Keep Your Roses Healthy
Milk isn't just a good source of vital nutrients and minerals for your body, it may also keep your roses healthy and free from disease. Here's how.
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How To Get Rid Of Lily Of The Valley If It Takes Over Your Garden
Lily of the valley is a beautiful, fragrant plant, but it can also be quite invasive. Check out our gardening advice about how to get rid of lily of the valley.
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Keep Your Fake Flowers In Place With A Handy Table Ingredient
Fake flowers last longer than real ones and are generally easier to manage, but they do have a tendency to move around. With this simple hack, they'll stay put.
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How To Remove Irises If They're Taking Over Your Garden
Irises are beautiful flowers, but their size can begin to take over a garden and shade the rest of your plants. If so, you may need to remove them. Here's how.
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Are Geraniums Perennials? How To Keep Them Through Winter
You may be wondering if it's possible to keep your geraniums alive over winter. Here's how and why geraniums are able to make it through the winter months.
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A Few Kitchen Ingredients Will Keep Deer From Eating Your Hydrangeas
Combining a few common kitchen ingredients can prove an effective solution to naturally keep deer from visiting your garden and nibbling on your hydrangeas.
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The Ultimate Guide To Deadheading Hollyhocks In The Garden
Knowing when to deadhead the herbaceous hollyhock is a little more complicated than for other flowers. That's because the hollyhock can have a second act.
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Plant A Stunning Sunflower Tent In A Few Easy Steps
Adding a sunflower tent to your garden can bring a touch of whimsy to your outdoor space. You can create this magical nook in just a few simple steps.
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You Might Want To Think Twice Before Planting Hydrangeas In Your Garden
Hydrangeas can be a delightful addition to your garden. However, these high-maintenance flowers come with certain caveats that might make you reconsider.
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The Best Kind Of Tulips For Beginner Gardeners To Plant This Fall
If you're a novice gardener and want to ensure you have a garden full of beautiful blooms come spring, here are some great beginner-friendly tulips to plant.
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Why Growing Alliums Near Each Other Isn't A Good Idea
Hundreds of flowering plants comprise the allium genus, and you would assume planting these varieties next to each other would be a good idea, but not so.
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Add This Beautiful Flower To Your Garden To Keep Ants Away Naturally
Looking for a natural way to keep ants out of the garden? This flower, known for its lovely scent, also contains elements toxic to ants and other insects.
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Fall Care For Your Irises That Will Keep Them Healthy All Year Long
Knowing when to maintain your garden will ensure it stays looking its best. Taking care of your irises in the fall will keep them healthy all year long.
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