Welcome Spring With Trilliums
Trilliums are a beloved North American wildflower. In the spring, you can find them blooming in woodlands and hedgerows throughout most of the...
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Tropicanna: Wow Plants for Your Summer Garden
If you want to add a big splash of color to your garden with a very small amount of effort, plant some cannas. Their bold foliage, impressive size and...
Expert Tips for Cutting and Arranging Spring Flowers
It’s always such a long wait for spring’s first flowers. When they finally burst on the scene, the bounty of blooms combined with months of pent up...
Year of the Tulip: 5 Ways to Celebrate
The National Garden Bureau has put tulips in the spotlight this year, by declaring 2018 the Year of the Tulip. These cheery, easy-to-grow bulbs are...
How to Design a Backyard Cutting Garden
If you love making fresh flower arrangements, planting a cutting garden is the best way to ensure you will always have lots of beautiful, homegrown...
How to Use Orange in Your Flower Garden
Orange is a color that's not always easy to love -- especially in a flower garden. It has a big personality and doesn't seem motivated to blend in....
How a Floral Designer Chooses Flowers for Her Cutting Garden
Floral Designer Alicia Schwede After many years running a successful floral design studio, Alicia Schwede decided to take her business in a...
How to Use Pink in Your Flower Garden
Gardeners often have a strong opinion about the color pink. In truth, it can be challenging to work with. Read on to learn why that’s true, and get some...
Dahlias: Why You Can't Always Get What You Want
January and February are the peak selling season for dahlia tubers by mail. Though the tubers will not be shipped for 5 months, dahlia lovers are always...