Perennials yield some serious flower power. Year after year they continue to bloom mostly no matter what the conditions. Perennials are tough as nails and can withstand even the harshest of winters to flourish the next spring or summer. Their beautiful, wide varieties of blooms are stunning in any garden. Many gardeners adore perennials because […]

If you are a gardener in Arizona, then you know that you face some unique challenges. While gardeners in much of the state must water garden flowers, those in other areas of the state cope with abundant rain and snowfall. Some areas have many nights below freezing while others must worry about summer flowers burning […]

Salt can have many harmful effects on plants. When it is absorbed into the plant, it can act as a poison. In other situations, it can break down flower buds so that they cannot open properly. The salt in water given to plants can displace other minerals that plants need. Salt in the soil can […]

The majority of Northern Oklahoma is in USDA growing zone 6 while most of the state is in growing zone 7. Gardeners in the Texoma region are in growing zone 8. Knowing what grows in your zone is an essential part of successfully growing a beautiful flower garden. Consider many other factors like the amount […]

While Iowa may be better known for its corn and soybeans, gardeners can grow many beautiful perennials. Most of Iowa is in zone 5 while a little bit of its northern part is in zone 4. Being sure to choose a plant that thrives in your location is an important place to start, but you […]

There are many different areas in your landscaping where low-growing perennials will look great. Some work great in flowerbeds in front of taller growing plants. Others look super when planting as edging plants lining sidewalks and driveways. Still, others do an outstanding job as ground cover, and some may even help stop erosion. When choosing […]

As winter approaches, gardeners often believe it must mean it’s time to say a sad goodbye to their beautiful, blossoming gardens and to watch while they become replaced by bare bushes and relatively barren gardens. Don’t give up just yet! Believe it or not, your garden can still contain a variety of blooming plants throughout […]

What gardener doesn’t love to see a hummingbird or two making a visit to their blooming garden? These little flying gems are adored by gardeners not just because of how adorable they are, but because but for their ability to pollinate nectar-producing flowers that would likely become extinct without these elegant little birds. These lovely […]

Growing plants in Texas is not the easiest, and because of the dry heat, only the toughest, hardy plants will survive. Thankfully, there are a lot of drought-tolerant plants to consider for your garden in Texas. In this guide, we’re going to take a look at some options to plant if you live in Texas. […]

While many gardeners think it would be great fun to garden in zone 10, other gardeners know the struggle of gardening where average temperatures usually stay above 40 degrees Fahrenheit year-round. Gardeners who live in this area must spend extra time watering, and some flowers are almost impossible to grow here because they need a […]

If you are a Pennsylvania homeowner, then you know that landscaping can be a challenge. Winter weather presents many unique problems. Then, there are always space and too much or too little water problems to be conquered. When choosing flowers and plants for your Pennsylvania garden, it is essential to think about the right plant […]

Perennial vines are the perfect solution in so many different situations. You can use them to hide a problem, such as an eyesore that cannot be gotten rid of quickly. You can also use them to take a ho-hum fence to a new level of excitement. They are super at adding height to a flower […]

When one of my dear friends moved to Minnesota last year, she found out that growing some of the plants that she grew on the east coast can be more of a challenge in this part of the country. Conditions in this area are more extreme, so you will need to find hardy plants that […]

There are many reasons that perennials are perfect for Californian landscaping. They come back year-after-year with very little care. Many require minimal care throughout the growing season, and they often take very little water. With so many choices in shapes and colors, it is easy to incorporate perennials into your landscaping. Consider these plants that […]

Landscaping in Indiana can be fun when you choose to use perennials. These plants that grow back every year tend to require less care than annuals and usually have fewer pest problems. Consider these 12 perennials that are listed in no particular order for your Indiana landscape. They each look beautiful when planted in the […]

Since moving my family to Colorado earlier this year, I have found that growing perennials in the mountainous region can be difficult. Some plants will not grow in the harsh sun and limited rain that you find in Colorado, but some perennials will grow easily at a higher elevation. Though, they may have difficulties blooming […]

If you live in Oregon, then you already know that the weather can be fickle, and raising a great looking yard can be difficult. Those with a busy lifestyle that cannot spend hours tending their yard find it even more difficult. Some perennials grow great in Oregon, and they will make your landscaping beautiful with […]

There are many places that you can use trailing perennials in your landscaping. They often make a great addition to flowerbeds, where they can serve as natural borders. They also can be used to cascade over walls adding an element of beauty to what is often a drab space. Their bright flowers often let you […]

In this plant guide, we’ve collected 10 perennials that will thrive in cold zone 3 gardens. Zone 3 has average cold temperatures of 30°F to -40°F, although Zone 3 often has much colder temperatures than the average. Perennials are wonderful plants since most will bloom year after year. Here are 10 perennial plant ideas for a zone […]

Are you tired of the deer eating your plants in your garden? Well, I know that it annoyed me, so I decided to find some deer-resistant perennial that will not be as tempting to deer. Of course, these plants will not harm the deer if they eat them, and they still may try, but the […]