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Dividing Dahlia Tubers
Dahlias are true sun lovers, but they are very sensitive to frost. That’s why gardeners in the colder climates of the US dig up the Dahlia tubers and store them...
Read moreHow To Grow Lungwort (Pulmonaria)
Lungwort (Pulmonaria) is a perennial plant favored in gardens for its captivating blooms and exceptional foliage. Named after the mottled leaves, it is a charming addition to shade gardens and...
Read more25 Popular Types Of Flowers For Your Garden
Flowers are a great addition to any garden, patio, or balcony. Whether you choose beautiful red Tulips, colorful Lupins or other flowers, different types of flowering plants can help you...
Read more20 Perennial Flowers That Bloom From Spring To Fall
A garden that blooms from spring to late fall is every gardener's dream. By planting long-lasting perennials that bloom at different times of the year, you can enjoy a beautiful...
Read moreThe Most Asked Questions About Gladiolus Answered
Gladiolus, or Sword Lily, is a garden favorite with its tall flower spikes and colorful blooms. Not only do these eye-catching flowers add a splash of color outdoors, but they...
Read moreWhen Is The Tulip Season?
With over 3,000 registered varieties and 150 different species, it’s safe to say that Tulips are one of the most iconic and beloved flowers in the world. Coming in various...
Read moreHow And When To Plant Begonia Tubers?
Begonia plants are loved for their showy flowers, shapes, and sizes. They are often used as bedding plants or in pots and hanging baskets. They brighten up partial shade gardens,...
Read moreDahlia Season: When Do They Bloom?
A Dahlia plant is a beautiful summer flower renowned for its vibrant blooms in various colors, shapes, and sizes. From pink flowers to large beige-colored flowers, they add elegance to...
Read moreThe 10 Best Spring Flowering Bulbs
Spring is the season when the garden comes back to life. And what is a better way to create a beautiful display than with spring flowering bulbs? Planting fall bulbs...
Read moreAre Tulips Toxic To Cats And Dogs
Tulip flowers are one of the world's most popular flowering plants for your garden and as a cut flower indoors. And for a good reason, because they add beautiful color...
Read more16 Types Of Blue Flowers For Your Garden
Blue flowers can transform a garden, bringing a unique charm and calming appeal. Whether you're looking for small blue flowers to add a pop of color early in the year,...
Read moreNaturalizing Bulbs: What Does It Mean
Naturalizing bulbs is one of the easiest ways to create a beautiful, colorful display in your garden without much maintenance. They are ideal for both beginners and experienced gardeners. But...
Read moreGardening challenges?
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