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These 5 outdoor plants bloom early to signal spring has arrived
When spring is coming, early-blooming plants signal that winter is over. We list five plants that bloom early and are gorgeous.
Will Blesch
September 16, 2021
Is it possible to have a year-round garden without replanting?
In order to have a four-season garden, you’ll need variety in the plants you grow. Our guide helps keep your garden thriving all year long.
H. Contributor
September 16, 2021
10 beautiful drought-tolerant perennials you can plant this summer
These perennials won't die, even in a tough drought.
Kiera Baron
September 16, 2021
How to plant flowers like a seasoned gardening pro
We've got some tips and tricks to help you become a flower garden pro in no time.
HappySprout Contributor
July 7, 2021
How to work greenery into your flower beds without choking your blooms
Which green plants will look best beside your flowers? Here are our thoughts.
Rebecca Wolken
July 6, 2021
4 types of bees your garden should be attracting
Bees are critical to our ecosystem, and your garden can help! Here are four types of bees that are commonly attracted to gardens.
Kiera Baron
July 5, 2021
Grow beautiful foxgloves at home with these 5 tips
Foxglove plants are beautiful when cultivated properly. We list the five most important things to do when tending them.
Cayla Leonard
June 29, 2021
Growing and keeping edible flowers
Edible flowers are a fantastic way to add color and fun to your meals. We list the kinds that are edible and how to care for them.
Cayla Leonard
June 29, 2021
Plant these flowers to have the earliest spring blooms
What flowers can you plant to get beautiful blooms as early as possible in the spring? These questions and more are answered for you.
Cayla Leonard
June 28, 2021
Perennial vs. annual flowers: Which are right for your garden?
Perennial and annual plants both have their benefits. Which one is right for you?
Kiera Baron
June 18, 2021
Hydrangea plants can be picky — here’s how to treat each type
Different hydrangeas have different needs -- here's how to care for yours
Mark Wolfe
May 24, 2021
How plants detect seasonal changes, and what it means for your garden
Plants change with the seasons, and it's important to know which ones are appropriate to each. We explain the changes for you.
Will Blesch
May 24, 2021
How to grow Foxglove
Foxgloves can brighten any garden or house with their purple, pink, and cream flowers. We list simple guidelines for taking care of them.
Cayla Leonard
May 19, 2021
Our favorite Mother’s Day garden gift ideas
Is your mom a greenery enthusiast? From decor to plants, check out these last-minute gardening gifts to treat your mom on Mother's Day.
Stacey Nguyen
May 7, 2021
Edible flowers: What are they and how can you keep them fresh?
Can you eat flowers? Absolutely! We provide a list of edible flowers and recommend the most important information you need to know.
Cayla Leonard
May 6, 2021
We absolutely love these nerdy Valentine’s Day gifts (and so will they!)
These gifts will delight the plant geek in your life!
Kiera Baron
April 26, 2021
These plants grow best in cold weather
There are quite a few plants that thrive in freezing temperatures. We list the hardy ones that can withstand the colder seasons.
H. Contributor
April 20, 2021
Our favorite places to order fresh flowers online
Not all fresh flowers are the same! These are our favorite sites to source from.
Kiera Baron
April 20, 2021
Do cacti fit into your garden? Here’s what to consider
Is a cactus right for your garden? Here's what to consider -- and which type of cactus to choose.
Rebecca Wolken
April 20, 2021
The best flowers for harvesting, drying, and storing
Learn which flowers dry well and will display beautifully in your home
Cayla Leonard
April 20, 2021
Dry these 5 flowers for beautiful displays no matter the season
Drying flowers will ensure they last for years to come. Which ones in your garden could you preserve?
Cayla Leonard
April 20, 2021
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