If you garden in any zone below 8, there's one thing you should be doing for your calla lilies in the the fall if you want to enjoy those glorious blooms again.
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Cooler days may be just around the corner (or have already arrived!), but there are still some flowers you can plant now for a beautiful display.
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Sow this lovely flower with soft blue petals and radiant yellow centers in warmer regions in the fall to enjoy a burst of color in your garden come spring.
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If you are seeing signs of calcium deficiency in your lawn, landscape, or garden, there are some quick and easy ways to add this vital nutrient.
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Native honeysuckles are the ideal alternative to invasive Japanese honeysuckle. Knowing which to choose depends on where you live in the U.S. and your climate.
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If you always look forward to cheery flowers in your garden after a long winter, you want to consider planting your daffodil bulbs in October.
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While you might think that your planting season is over, there's one bulb that you can still plant for an absolutely gorgeous display very early in spring.
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Minor flooding from stormwater can erode soil and weaken structural foundations. This eco-friendly solution absorbs the excess water, preventing such issues.
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October is far past peak planting season for many flowers, but these perennials will thrive when planted once temperatures start to drop in early fall.
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Many gardeners say you should wait until the end of winter to prune your rose bushes, but a light cut in the fall can help prepare the plants for cold weather.
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Many fruiting plants and trees prefer to be in full sun, but this shade-loving deciduous perennial produces stunning purple blooms and edible berries.
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Baby's breath is beautiful, but it's slightly toxic and invasive in many areas. Swap it for these flowers that provide a similar look without the risk.
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Don't let the end of summer (and fewer sunlight hours) bring an end to the blooms in your garden. Choose plants that bloom well into fall, even in the shade.
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Spring and summer are peak seasons for florals, but with these flowers, you can keep your balcony lush and colorful until winter rolls around.
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You can make your garden work harder for you by carefully choosing plants that can simultaneously suppress weeds, deter pests, and improve the quality of soil.
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Looking for a unique perennial beloved by bees that thrives in moist soil? Look no further than this purple plant whose flowers stun with a unique pattern.
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This easy wildflower will bloom late into the fall with red and yellow flowers. Just be sure to plant it now before the first frost comes and winters sets in.
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What's a better way to mask foul odors outside than with sweet smelling blooms? No matter the season, there's a plant that can step in to boost outdoor scents.
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If you're looking to spruce up your container garden with some delightful fall blooms, there are plenty of striking flowers that you can choose from.
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Looking for a way to boost your mood with a beautiful flower that does well even in the winter? Bring this potted plant home now for blooms by Christmas.
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In any given year, the first frost date will vary by region. Find the date range in which you can expect frost in your area to time your garden chores properly.
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A sophisticated, well-trimmed garden can be expensive and hard to maintain, but these flowers will give you an impressive payoff with little effort.
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Of course you want a full, lush lawn and landscape, but some spots are harder to fill than others. Consider one (or some!) of these perennials to fill the gaps.
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Looking for a plant that will thrive under shrubs and trees in your yard? This hosta variety fits the bill and offers great ground coverage to tackle weeds.
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Make your garden more colorful while attracting butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds with this fast-growing fall perennial that fills in empty spaces.
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Some perennials need cold weather exposure before a spring bloom. Discover which two nectar-rich flowers should be planted in the fall to establish themselves.
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As your summer blooms slowly fade, there's a stunning perennial with bright purple flowers that will add sparkle to your fall garden and keep pollinators happy.
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