As a gardener, you may be familiar with growing roses. These stunning flowers have captured the hearts of many with their beauty and fragrance. There are approximately 18,000 different species of roses, ranging from wild varieties to cultivated hybrids. In…
The bird of paradise plant, native to parts of South Africa, goes by several monikers, including strelitzia, crane flower, and the scientific name strelitzia reginae. The explosion of color in its flowers — a vibrant combination of orange and blues —…
A meticulously grown, well-maintained garden can kick the aesthetics game of your home up a notch, and as explained by Home Light, increase the resale value of your property. But it all boils down to planting the right species of…
A steady fixative in most perfumes, the iris plant — named after the rainbow-riding Greek goddess — has become a regular feature in ornamental gardens, thanks to its iridescent inflorescence. Hardy to zones 3 to 9, the six-petaled flower plant…
With their brightly colored petals, gerbera daisies might seem perfect for adding a splash of summer to your living room or kitchen area. But while these pretty flowers can make beautiful houseplants, they might not be the best fit for…
The Cape Daisy Osteospermum, also known as Osteospermum pluvialis, is a beautiful flowering plant that has captivated the hearts of gardeners for centuries. It belongs to the daisy family, Asteraceae, and is native to South Africa. This low-maintenance perennial is…
If you’re a gardener who frequently finds themselves in need of low-maintenance, long-lasting flowers, Montauk daisies may be just what you’re looking for. These daisies, also known as Nippon daisies, are native to the coasts of Eastern Asia and have…
If you are searching for the perfect addition to your late-season garden floral display, why not consider adding a Solidago rugosa? Also known as the goldenrod, these herbaceous perennials are native wildflowers that grow naturally in sunny open meadows and…
Amaryllis flowers are a fan favorite among newbies and experienced gardeners alike. While you can grow them in your garden, they’re often given as houseplant gifts. Thanks to their cheerful red faces, they’re a fan-favorite around the holiday season, adding…
Chinese lantern plants, also called Physalis alkekengi, are a favorite among gardeners due to their unique and attractive appearance. These plants are grown for their vibrant lantern-like fruits, which are encased in a papery husk. Chinese lanterns can be grown…