Our flowers garden blog gives you an in depth look at flower gardens and how you can grow the best looking plants. We provide educational tips on flower care, pruning, growing and advice on specific growing zones.
Winter Glory pussy willow, glaucous willow salix discolor (Fast Growing Plant) Shrubs First flowers of Spring! Attracting the eye with its bright, silvery showy colors velvet buds, first to flower in Spring. Often a sign of Spring because it is the first plant to show off when winter breaks. Pussy Willow plants grows 6 to […]
Echinacea Coneflower ‘Hot Papaya’ prefers full sun but will tolerate partial shade. Unique! Daisy flowers feature double red with streamers of petals flowing and long lasting flowers. A generous bloomer. Common Name: ConeflowerUSDA Hardiness Zone: 3 – 8Mature Height: 36 inchesColor: Red DoubleExposure: Full Sun Ships in a 2.5″ inch pot and is small starter […]
My Love gladiolus flowers. A completely unique gladiolus with a painterly look. My Love’s glistening white petals have a pale pink blush and feature fancy, raspberry stitching. The flowers grow up tall, 3-4′ stalks, first emerging in midsummer and continuing until the latter part of the season. Gladiolus make excellent cut flowers that add height […]
This black dahlia flower is called Verrone’s Obsidian. It is the blackest daisy form dahlia that we grow. Black Dahlia Verrone’s Obsidian Live Plant (or bulb in fall through early Spring) This exotic dahlia boasts nearly black, windmill-like flowers with sunny yellow centers. The 4-4½” flowers attract pollinators to the garden. Verrone’s Obsidian is the […]
Moon flowers are beautiful and tend to emerge at night. This makes them a rare nocturnal flower which it’s beauty can also be seen during the day time. Classic heirloom variety’s sensuously fragrant 6″ flowers magically open in the evening: you can actually watch them unfurl. For added interest, mix them in a flowerbed with […]
Beautiful flowers filmed in a summer flower bed with trumpet vine growing over a trellis and gate access. Absolutely stunning with a beautiful flower design. This is a great landscaping idea. Garden gate with landscaping of wildflower perennials! #flowers #Perennials #wildflower #gardenvideos Beautiful Flowers If you enjoy walking through a Hydrangea Landscaping with these beautiful […]
Pussy willow (Salix discolor) is the first flower to bloom every year. Did you know that the pussy willow is the first flower to emerge in the Spring. Sometimes the willows emerge in January! Pussy willow is a name given to many of the smaller species of the genus Salix (willows and sallows) when their furry […]
Propagating orchids can be challenging because they require certain growing conditions before one can attempt orchid propagation with any success. There are several methods to propagation. How to Grow Orchids from Stem Cuttings How to Grow Orchids from Stem Cuttings. https://www.pinterest.com/MyGardenCH/… Step 1: Gather your orchid stem cuttings, making sure there are nodes on them. […]
Orange Trumpet Vine (Campsis radicans), also known as trumpet creeper, is a fast-growing perennial vine. Growing trumpet vine creepers is really easy. A long time favorite in the summer will attract your neighborhood hummingbirds and butterflies. The orange trumpet like flowers have extended bloom times well into late summer and early fall. For more orange […]
Forget Me Nots flowers. Read all about growing and caring for them. Forget–me–nots form dense mats of foliage by producing above-ground runners. The foliage is deer resistant and resembles rounded mouse ears. Season of Interest Season features: Spring Bloom; Summer BloomPlant type: Perennial Genus name: Myosotis Foliage color: Blue/Green The flowers are one of the few plants that can boast a true […]
Plants that grow in water with names, here’s fifty of them! Water plants are indoor and outdoor plants that propagate in water. Also beware of plants that grow in water softener discharge. It may be shocking but don’t drop one of these down your drain anytime soon! Plants that grow from cuttings in water with […]
