Flower Gardening

Disease-resistant and free-flowering, Tuscan Sun Rose blooms offer a variety of colors on one bush.

Adopt earth-friendly habits and your yard (and wallet) will thank you.

Plants have some of the zaniest names around. How many do you know?

Impress the folks around your Christmas dinner table this year when you share these poinsettia facts.

Add some harmony to your gardens with Musical Notes Clerodendrum, a tropical plant that can be grown indoors and out.

Sacred to Pele, colonizer of lava flows, and backed by a beautiful legend of lovers, Ohia Lehua is one of...

Bees love the little flowers of Angelonia, sometimes called Summer Snapdragon, an easy-care annual for flower gardens and containers.

Attract bees and butterflies by growing native rosinweeds in your garden or wildflower meadow.

A large tropical plant with orchid-like tendencies, Malaysian Orchid makes a great houseplant with proper care.

Grow long-blooming Queen Lily Ginger outdoors in warmer climates or in containers further north.

Love growing roses? Give your rose garden something unique by adding the Green Rose ‘Viridiflora’.

The little orange spotted blooms of blackberry lily add a welcome splash of color to the flower garden.

Louisiana Iris is native to the southeast U.S. and thrives in wet locations.

This dianthus variety has beautiful silvery green foliage topped with delicate fragrant flowers in the spring.

The spring flowers of carnivorous plants like Venus Flytraps and Sundews are lovely in their own right.

Crocus and Hellebore are two of the first plants to bloom each spring. Learn how and where to grow them.

Welcome the scent of spicy stock to your cool season flower garden.

Available in a variety of colors, garden pansies are perfect in any cool-season flower bed.

Bring a touch of the tropics to your home by growing heliconias indoors all year round.

Late-blooming asters will attract butterflies to your garden throughout the end of summer and into fall.

This unique native wildflower draws hummingbirds and pollinators like bees to the flower garden.

It’s the second half of summer and things in your container garden might be looking, well, not so great. Find...

Growing carnivorous plants isn't for everyone, but if you can provide the right conditions, pitcher plants are fascinating and fun.

Interested in growing carnivorous plants? Skip the Venus Flytraps at first and start with something easier like sundews.

Gardens are the essence of color. Plant the right hues to create a warm and inviting backyard space.

These brand-new plants received top honors from the All-America Selections judges.

Gomphrena, also called Globe Amaranth, is an easy-to-grow annual for any flower garden and make a great addition to dried...