Where To Plant Bluebell Flowers In Your Garden So They Thrive
Bluebells are a beautiful addition to any yard, but if you want to get the most out of your blooms, follow these gardening guidelines when you plant them.
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When To Expect Your Purple-Flowering Jacaranda Trees To Bloom
Jacaranda trees are famous for their stunning displays of purple flowers. Here's when you can expect them to bloom, and how to make sure they do so abundantly.
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Create Beautiful Hanging Flower Globes For Your Porch With This Easy DIY
Does your porch need a bit of a spruce-up? You can easily DIY a lovely hanging flower globe in a few minutes with a small amount of materials for less than $40.
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How To Take Care Of Funeral Plants: Helpful Tips From Our Master Gardener
It's common to be gifted houseplants and flowers at a loved one's funeral. But, you might not know what to do with the plants afterward. Here are a few tips.
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How To Use Milkweed From Your Garden To Raise Monarchs Indoors
Monarch butterflies are a vulnerable species, but you can raise them yourself to increase their numbers. One thing you'll need? Milkweed. Here's how to use it.
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Corsican Mint Is A Beautiful, Fragrant Ground Cover, But Is It Worth The Effort?
Of all the mint varieties, Corsican mint works very nicely as a ground cover. Still, some gardeners advise against using it in your yard; here's what we know.
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Rabbits Won't Bother This Spring-Blooming Addition To Your Flower Garden
If you want to keep rabbits out of your yard naturally, plant this specific spring-blooming perennial flower that they don't enjoy nibbling on.
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13 Plants You Should Have In Your Garden To Naturally Enrich The Soil
Gardens with poor soil don't need complicated or expensive products to improve their quality. Instead, enrich your soil naturally with these plants.
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This Natural Solution Will Help Your Garden Thrive
Gardens lacking essential nutrients for plants can't produce the healthiest flowers or vegetables. To give your soil a needed boost, try this natural solution.
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The Popular Flower That's Likely Attracting Rabbits To Your Yard
Although rabbits are adorable, they enjoy eating flowers and wreaking havoc on your garden. However, there's one flower in particular that they love.
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Plant This Unusually Colored Tulip To Add Interest To Your Garden
While tulips come in many different colors, one type has a very interesting and unexpected hue. Discover the name of the flower and how to grow it successfully.
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The Beautiful Ornamental Plant That Deer And Other Pests Will Leave Alone
If you're struggling with deer chomping up all your prettiest blooms, you can help deter them with this one easy-to-grow ornamental plant that's also gorgeous.
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The Lethal Disease That Could Be Lurking In Your Rose Garden
Rose rosette disease could be lurking in your rose garden - and it could kill your plants. Here's what it is and what you need to do to get rid of it.
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How Often You Should Water Seedlings, According To Our Master Gardener
Deciding to take the plunge and grow your own plants from seeds can be daunting. Our master gardener can help ensure you properly water your seedlings here.
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Pinterest Shares A Beautifully Unique Way To Trellis Outdoor Plants
If the trellises for sale at the gardening store seem boring, don't worry: Pinterest has a unique trellis idea that will showcase your favorite vining plants.
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Can You Plant Peonies In The Spring? Our Professional Gardener Weighs In
Peonies are a stunning perennial flower that can make gardens brighter year after year, but should you actually be planting them in the springtime?
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Give Your Spring Border Garden A Pop Of Color With This Flowering Shrub
This stunning flowering shrub adds a vibrant color to your spring border garden. Learn more about it and how it can enhance your garden's beauty.
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Draw Pollinators To Your Yard With This Easy-To-Grow Annual Herb
Flowers can add charm and beauty to your garden, and also help to attract pollinators like honey bees. Plants like borage can do both jobs excellently.
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This Colorful Plant Is Gorgeous, But Growing It Comes With Some Major Downsides
Adding color to your garden is easy with this flower, but there are a few things to keep in mind. Here are the downsides of planting heleniums.
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Common Issues To Know About Before Growing Passionflower Vine In Your Garden
Ready to grow a passionflower vine in your garden for vibrant tropical blooms? Before you get started, there are some things you should know to look out for.
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The Crucial Spring Tip That Keeps Your Daffodils Blooming All Season Long
Daffodil blooms are a sure sign of spring, but it can be a little deflating to see them keel over. Here's a way to keep them looking great all season long.
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The Unexpected Potato Hack That Makes Propagating Orchids A Breeze
There are a few ways to propagate orchids, but none are as cool as this potato hack. Learn how the potatoes in your pantry can help you multiply your orchids.
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The Drought-Tolerant Succulent That Looks Beautiful In Outdoor Planters
If you live somewhere dry but cold, succulents are kept indoors. This cold-hardy and drought-tolerant succulent breaks the norm, thriving in planters outdoors.
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This Viagra Hack Can Help Your Spring Flowers Last Much Longer
Nobody likes when freshly cut flowers start to droop as soon as they're in a vase. Luckily, there's an unconventional treatment that can help them last longer.
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Plant This Perennial Wildflower Under Your Trees And Watch It Thrive
Finding flowers that thrive in the shade can be difficult, but if your yard is full of trees, don't fear. Try planting this perennial wildflower.
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Our Entomologist Explains The Best Way To Identify And Eradicate Rose Scale In The Garden
Do you have rose scale in the garden? In an exclusive interview, we spoke to an entomologist about the best ways to identify and eradicate this problem.
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The Chocolatey Flowering Vine You'll Regret Growing In Your Garden
While a plant that smells like chocolate might sound like something from a dream, this particular vine could turn your garden into a real nightmare.
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