Houseplants, especially flowering varieties, add a touch of vibrant nature to indoor spaces. Most plants only produce seasonal blossoms in summer or spring, but nothing beats the joy of having plants ...

The saddest areas are the shady spots of your garden, particularly the understory (the space under your big trees), as ...

In the New Orleans area, fall is not just a kaleidoscope of falling leaves and a gateway to dreary cold.. It's a season with ...

When purchasing chrysanthemums, select plants with a few open flowers, mostly closed buds and healthy foliage. The blooms ...

A: Yes, you can, but if you want all of your flowers ... the spring each year. The younger stems will gain strength and bloom within a couple of years. While early blooming shrubs are usually ...

Without regular pruning, hydrangeas can become tall and spindly, with fewer blooms and less foliage density, pruning ...

you can be sure of a bounty of blooms next year. With such outlandish and otherworldly flowers, who wouldn't want to keep this plant in good health and looking its best? While it will depend on the ...

IAS officer Supriya Sahu wrote that the neelakurinji flowers were assessed for the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species in ...

When the temperature dips and light levels are low, these winter bedding plants will transform your garden into something ...

Magnolia trees are some of the earliest-blooming flowering trees and shrubs each year. Most produce large, cup-shaped white, ...

Can tall daisies be divided in fall? This guide will teach you how to divide Shasta daisies in autumn for better blooms!

Q: Can I still prune down lilacs and early flowering shrubs this year? — Matt from Poland A: Yes, you can, but if you want all ...