If you feel like your garden is lacking a bit of color and is in need of flowers, look no further.
These posts provide you with ideas on what types of flowering plants that can thrive in gardens in various growing conditions — such as shady areas or direct sunlight. Flowers such as:
We also have blog posts on how to start your flower garden if you are a beginner, and how to get rid of pests that may be endangering your flower garden.
Table of Contents1 Key Takeaways2 6 Categories of Geranium plants2.1 Zonal Geraniums2.2 Ivy Geraniums2.3 Scented Geraniums2.4 Regal Geraniums2.5 Interspecific Geraniums2.6 Hardy Geranium (True Geranium)3 … Read more
If you are looking for the quintessential plant to fill a small sunny garden with color but don’t have hours of your time to … Read more
Hydrangeas are well known for their vibrant, colorful flowers that pop out from a backdrop of dense, leathery green foliage. If you’re looking for … Read more
You just cut your roses from your garden and don’t have water readily available. How long can roses go without water? Roses are hardier … Read more
Hydrangeas are deciduous shrubs that come in a plethora of colors and heights, so there is a variety suitable for you regardless of whether … Read more
Lotus flowers are among the world’s most beautiful flowers. They thrive in a range of environments, even cold regions, but you’ll need to winterize … Read more
Bulbophyllum orchids are not your usual household pot plants; rather, they are sought-after collectors’ plants because of their uniqueness. They can bloom year-round in … Read more
If you have ever attempted to keep a rose alive for more than a day or two, you know that it is not easy. … Read more
Begonia Tamaya, also known as the bamboo begonia because of its long bamboo-like stem, is a tropical begonia that grows well in warm climates. … Read more
Begonia chlorosticta is a flowering plant that blooms with large flowers. It is indigenous to Malaysia and was previously known as “ex Kew species” … Read more