Just like with fashion, garden trends come and go, and this 2024, stumperies are making a triumphant return to the horticulture scene. Originating during the Victorian times, stumperies are making a resurgence, captivating garden enthusiasts with their unique charm and…
Whether you’re mapping out a colorful garden for your yard or simply dressing up the exterior of your home for the sake of curb appeal, nothing adds class and sophistication to an outdoor space quite like roses. With roughly 30,000 cultivars,…
It’s easy to understand why peonies are well-loved flowers. Their lush and extravagant blooms have long been cherished in gardens, earning a spot as a perennial favorite among horticulturists and gardening enthusiasts alike. Known for their resilience, breathtaking blooms, and…
Petunias are a favorite annual among flower enthusiasts because they are easy to grow, inexpensive at garden centers, and – when treated well – will bloom from spring through fall. Available in white, shades of pink, red, purple, and even…
Geraniums are some of the most wholesome flowers you could ever have in your garden. Not only do they serve as major eye candy, but they also garnish dishes, and some species are known to repel yard pests like wasps…
Orchids are beautiful, sculptural flowers that add a little something special to a room. But they’re not just for adorning your kitchen island or entryway table. They also look great outside, whether set up on a patio side table or…
Edimentals, a portmanteau term of “edible” and “ornamental,” is one of the newest gardening trends that will bring a different dimension to your horticultural craft. An edimental is a plant that is both edible and ornamental, combining the best of…
Roses are one of the most common garden plants. Rich green foliage and large, bright blooms make them a stunning focal point in any flower plot. But they can be notoriously tricky to care for, especially if you’re battling against…
Christmas cacti are adored for their magenta flowers, waterfall-like dangle that stunningly spills over the pot, and rounded notched leaves — not to be mistaken with the Thanksgiving cactus that features spikey and pointed ends. The Christmas cactus may be a…
Sharing a cup of tea with a loved one is always enjoyable, but have you tried sharing it with your plants? Don’t try to give them sugary iced tea, but do give them chamomile tea. Chamomile is known for its…