Professionals and hobbyists alike will tell you that the practice of deadheading in the garden is a must for anyone looking to get the most blossoms possible throughout the season. By gently removing spent blooms with pinched fingers or cutting shears a few…
The fluffiness of peonies will make any garden feel like a cottagecore dream. The big flowers are bold yet elegant, gracefully becoming the star of your garden. You’ll want to keep these flowers happy, which is why deadheading peonies throughout…
As summer slowly turns into autumn, it’s crucial to focus on preparing your cherished peonies for the upcoming winter. These beautiful and sophisticated flowers need special care to ensure they come back full of life in the spring. Keeping your…
Blue hydrangeas are a beautiful addition to any front lawn. Not only will they boost your curb appeal, but they will add a classic pop of color to your landscaping. The color blue is timeless and makes you think of…
By planting the right flowers side-by-side, you can reap added growth benefits without any extra effort on your part — every gardener’s dream. Rose and lavender are two of the most common flower varieties, and planting them next to each other…
Roses can elicit a lot of emotion — love on Valentine’s Day, nostalgia in your grandmother’s garden, or sadness at a funeral. These flowers have power, yet they bring so much elegance and beauty to the landscape. Of course, you’ll…
Roses are one of the most iconic plants in any gardener’s collection. Their stunning, giant blooms, deep leaves, and intoxicating scent make them incredibly alluring — but not just to human beings. Insects like caterpillars, fuller rose beetles, hoplia beetles,…
When strolling through your garden, seeing the stunning phlox perennials with their soft hues and captivating petals is truly a sight. But to care for phlox flowers, practicing deadheading is vital. Not only does this enhance the aesthetic appeal of…
Hydrangeas, a regular in ornamental gardens, know how to make a statement with their large flower heads’ dazzling technicolor spectacle. They are not fussy about their living conditions either. Provide one with a setting that favors partial to full sun…
Cherished as the national flower, the rose (Rosa rubiginosa) is an ever-favorite among gardeners seeking to grow hardy plants with exquisitely-shaded blooms and fragrant aromas. While generally tolerant of temperatures up to 85 degrees Fahrenheit, your prized queen of flowers…