Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting out, growing marigolds from seed is very easy and rewarding. They bring a splash of sunshine to your garden while offering various benefits beyond their beauty. In this post, I'll walk you through everything you need to know about growing marigolds—from the different types to the best planting practices, and tips on caring for these lovely flowers!
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Growing dahlias is such a rewarding experience! They are truly a spectacle in the garden and make such gorgeous flower arrangements in the home. Learn all the basics you need to know to start growing your own beautiful dahlias!
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Lavender is not just a pretty plant—this herbaceous plant offers many benefits, is relatively easy to grow, attracts beneficial insects, and adds a touch of charm to any garden. If you’re ready to add some lovely lavender to your garden or even grow a few in pots, scroll down for all the details on growing lavender successfully!
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Many of us dream about creating a cut flower garden. And, friend, growing cut flowers is really not that hard! Continue reading for my steps for growing cut flowers, easy flower varieties for beginners, where to get seeds, more tips, and how to harvest cut flowers.
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When we think of gardens and the delightful blooms they offer, we often forget that many flowers are not only stunning but also entirely edible. Here are 14 edible flowers with pictures describing their taste profiles, how to use them, and their potential health benefits.
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Dried flower art is a great way to preserve summer flowers and enjoy them through the winter months. It also makes an extraordinary beautiful gift, like these framed dried flowers.
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If you think a gorgeous flower garden is only for those with green fingers, you are mistaken, my friend. You, too, can have a beautiful flower garden with easy-to-grow flowers when following a few basic rules! Here are 12 of the easiest flowers to grow from seed!
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Dahlias are not particularly winter-hardy and won't survive freezing temps. They will split in freezing temps. You need to dig up your dahlia tubers and store them for the winter until spring when all signs of frost have passed. When stored properly, the same tubers can be replanted each spring and last you years!
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If you're anything like me and want a dazzling spring spectacle in your garden come spring, you need to get spring-flowering bulbs into the ground in mid-autumn. Here are all the tips you need to know!
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