Hydrangeas Are Facing A Major Rise In Disease Risk: Here's Why
If you're having trouble keeping your hydrangeas happy and healthy in recent seasons, you're not alone. These flowers are facing a disease surge.
Read MoreIf you're having trouble keeping your hydrangeas happy and healthy in recent seasons, you're not alone. These flowers are facing a disease surge.
Read MoreIf you have a collection of flowering plants that you aren't ready to give up once frost hits, grab some cuttings and propagate them for next spring.
Read MoreContainer gardening makes growing your favorite plants easier, allowing you to move them around and manage their size. Begin with any of these ten options.
Read MoreWhile some bulbs, like tulips, can be planted and forgotten, other tender bulbs often require an extra step in winter to keep them healthy for spring.
Read MoreOf all the Thanksgiving centerpiece ideas, floral arrangements are most likely to bring a vibrancy to your table. Consider these 12 uncommon ideas.
Read MoreWhen the first frost hits, your garden’s not done yet — it’s just time for a little tough love. Learn which plants need a post-frost trim and how to do it.
Read MoreOur master gardener reveals the gardening trends gaining popularity in 2026. Hint: The focus is on wildlife, conservation, whimsy, and vibrant color.
Read MorePeonies are vibrant spring bloomers, but good winter care is vital for lots of flowers. Luckily, even inexperienced gardeners can prepare peonies for the cold.
Read MoreZinnias often showcase their vibrant colors during the late summer months, but if you're craving some fall saturation, you might be in luck.
Read MoreCreating a native garden for its low-maintenance needs, environmental benefits, or to attract wildlife and pollinators? These resources will get you started.
Read MoreFall is the perfect time to collect next year’s blooms. Harvest seeds from your favorite plants now and enjoy a lush, colorful garden for free.
Read MoreFerns and hostas love shady, damp gardens, so finding a flowering ground cover partner is tricky. This sweet little plant adds a pop of color to all that green.
Read MoreSome shrubs produce flowers and berries on new wood, meaning they benefit best from a late winter prune. This bird-attracting American native is one such plant.
Read MoreThere are more than 25,000 species of orchid, so needless to say, there's no shortage of stunning options to choose from. Here are our favorites.
Read MorePlanning your spring garden as early as November might seem like you're in a rush, but for these bulbs, fall planting is ideal for spring blooms.
Read MoreNovember is usually a time for cleaning out the garden, but it's also the ideal month to introduce this new perennial for yellow daisy-like blooms next year.
Read MoreMany people don't know that you can overwinter impatiens flowers indoors to prevent them from dying. There are some key care tips to follow if you do this.
Read MoreArid conditions can make plant care difficult, but by choosing plants native to dry regions, you will have a greater chance of a thriving garden.
Read MoreThe best spring and summer blooms start with preparing plants properly before the first frost, so don't forget these tasks for your potted hydrangeas.
Read MoreWinter is a hard season for many flowers, and agapanthus is no exception. Here's the necessary task you should do to help it bloom once spring comes back.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a native woodland plant that spreads without taking over and offers lots of seasonal interest, try this quirky flowering groundcover.
Read MoreWith shorter days and snowy or rainy weather, winter can be dull. Brighten up your home with a pretty, albeit fussy, houseplant that blooms red all year long.
Read MoreWant to fill your sunny patio with vivid hues? From contrasting color schemes to monochromatic looks, these flower combinations are perfect for your pots.
Read MoreMany flowers should be planted in the fall if you want to be rewarded with spring blooms, including this one peony with a yummy-sounding name.
Read MoreIf you want to freshen up your holiday decor with lovely, scented flowers, plant this bulb before Thanksgiving so your blooms are perfectly timed.
Read MoreWhile there is no scientific evidence to back that the moon has an impact on gardens, traditional belief states that these plants will thrive as light wanes.
Read MoreBy following this essential propagation tip, you’ll help establish new growth for your fuchsias, and it could even lead to your flowers blooming faster.
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