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Bulbs, tubers, and rhizomes are all underground roots used by plants for storage and propagation. Each type plays a vital role in the survival and growth of various plant species,...

Peonies (Paeonia officinalis) are colorful flowers native to the temperate climates of Eurasia, northwest Africa, and western North America. They are not just exquisite and showy flowers with a sweet...

Watering is a fundamental aspect of plant care, yet it's often misunderstood or overlooked. Different types of plants have unique watering needs influenced by factors such as species, size, potting...

Few blossoms in the realm of flora possess the timeless allure and captivating symbolism of the lily. Revered for its elegance, purity, and diverse array of meanings, the lily flower...

What to Do With Tulips After They Bloom Learn What To Do With Tulips After They Bloom For More Color The Next Spring Thanks to their brilliant colors and distinctive...

What to Do With Hyacinth Bulbs After Flowering Learn What to Do With Hyacinth Bulbs After Flowering for More Color and Fragrance Next Spring No spring garden is complete without...

Delphiniums fit into a variety of gardens. If you grow in a small area or only have balcony space available, you can grow larkspurs in a container, as long as...

When it comes to gorgeous and unique perennials, none beats Monarda Cranberry Lace! Known for having crown shaped pink-purple flowers, this plant is a showstopper.

Although they’re members of the Buttercup family, our ornamental Ranunculus bulbs are a far cry from the simple yet cheerful yellow flowers we remember from childhood games! Offering breathtakingly intricate...

Just by gazing at the vibrant colors and exotic shapes of dahlia blooms you get the impression these flowers are no friends of the cold weather. This is the exact...

When the sunny yellow, orange and white blooms of daffodils and narcissus appear, it’s a sure sign that spring’s arrived. Even better, daffodils are one of the easiest fall-planted flower...

Many flower bulbs do come back every year. In this blog we’ll show you a selection of flower bulbs that come up season after season, no effort required.