Astrantia (common name Hattie’s pincushion or masterwort) is native to woodlands and along streams in Europe but is right at home in gardens throughout the United States. This perennial flower thrives in …
A low-maintenance garden needs at least some perennials that re-bloom each year with little help. Yet maintenance isn’t the only factor that makes a garden optimal; you also have to …
If you’d like the newness of an annual with the easy regrowth of a perennial, try planting cleomes (Cleome spp.). These are annual flowers, also called spider flowers because the blossoms …
Raised beds allow you to create a planting area with a custom soil mix that has the drainage properties you desire. If your existing garden soil is too clayey or …
Pansies (Viola x wittrockiana) are cute, colorful little flowers that are also prolific bloomers. Depending on your hardiness zone and what your summer climate is like, these flowers can bloom …
Prairie Dropseed or Sporobolus heterolepis is a warm-season plant that typically grows in large prairies and open ground. It is very popular as a soil-management tool. It is produced in zone …
Your garden is a source of joy and food for you and for multitudes of creepy-crawlies. But insects are a fact of garden life, and while some are beneficial, others …
Raccoons may be cute, but they can wreak havoc on your garden. They eat many of the same plants that we do, and they can easily pull them out of …
Mention garden soil nutrients and most people think of the big three fertilizer components of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. Soil and plants need more nutrients than just those three, however, …
Poinsettias are known as holiday plants that have red leaves during the Christmas season. These are often discarded after the leaves lose their color and the flower is done blooming, …
Angelita daisy (Tetraneuris acaulis) is a tough little clumping plant that produces clusters of bright yellow blossoms. Depending on the variety, it can grow in a number of regions in …
Balloon Flowers are often a very distinct flower that you can easily recognize in a garden, but some varieties are more unique, making them difficult to pinpoint. All balloon flowers …
Growing flowers can be difficult in Utah because of the heat and lack of rich soil conditions. Most of the flowers below will bloom in early spring and many require …
If you love a beautiful flower bed, but do not have a lot of time to spend on it, consider planting perennials. They can handle almost anything that Missouri weather …
Many gardeners in Louisiana face unique challenges because of the state’s high humidity. A great way to beat this problem is by planting perennials. These plants come back every year, …
Depending on where you live in Ohio, you may be in growing zones 5 or 6. Using native perennials helps to ensure that you run into fewer problems with insects …
Planting daffodils in your garden can be extremely rewarding, but did you know that there are hundreds of daffodils species that can be divided into 13 specific classifications. These plants …
Alyssum is the perfect ground cover for any garden, and there are several different variations that you can select from. Most variations have tiny blooms and a sweet scent that …
Depending on where you live in Tennessee, you may be in growing zones 5 through 8. Furthermore, selected plants should meet the conditions in the spot where you want to …
The astilbe comes in a number of varieties with different bloom times. Some bloom in the early spring, others during the summer, and some wait until almost the fall. Depending …
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