Hyacinth and Muscari, also known as grape hyacinth or squill, are two popular bulb plants that bring color and fragrance to any garden or container. With their vibrant petals and sweet scents, these spring-blooming perennials have been cherished for years…
When it comes to growth, Zinnias are known for their prolific reach. These beautiful flowers produce an abundance of blossoms that stay true to their original colors. Zinnias can be easily grown in pots, making them a popular choice for…
If you’re looking for a stunning plant that thrives in challenging conditions, the hardy hibiscus is the perfect choice. These impressive flowers, commonly known as the “rose mallow”, can withstand periods of freezing temperatures and still produce an abundance of…
The term “old wood” refers to the ways that some types of hydrangeas form new buds. Panicle hydrangeas, commonly grown in the US, form buds in the spring on new stems (or “new wood”) and produce flowers in summer. Macrophylla or…
Some plants just don’t work well together. There could be compatibility issues if plants have completely different requirements, like how types that need wet soil won’t do well next to species that need dry soil. Other plants can’t cope with…
Baby’s Breath, scientifically known as Gypsophila and belonging to the Caryophyllaceae family, is one of the most beloved flowers among gardeners. Its delicate and airy appearance adds a touch of elegance and romance to any bouquet or floral arrangement, making…
You may have seen smaller plants that look like hydrangea but lack the massive scale of the traditional variety. That could be pistachio hydrangea, a much more bush-like, smaller plant that still offers the big, bright blooms many love from…
Daylilies are showstoppers in the garden. Even though each flower only blooms for a day, there are often so many colorful flowers that you barely notice how short-lived each bloom is. They also pair beautifully with the large tropical-looking blooms…
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…
Lavender (Lavandula) has been a popular perennial herb for over 2,500 years, and it’s easy to understand why — it’s colorful, fragrant, and suitable for gardeners of all skill levels. It makes a beautiful border plant and an even better herb…