10 Popular Garden Plants that are Poisonous for Dogs
Every dog-lover knows that the backyard and garden can be a fun place for dogs. But a huge number of plants are highly toxic – even deadly – for our canine friends.
Growing Guide: How to Grow Pansies
Pansies are easy to grow and require minimum care. Available in a wide variety of individual colors and mixes, the plants can be started from seed either indoors or in the garden.
Easy Growing Guide: How to Grow Sunflowers
What’s not to love about sunflowers? There’s something warm, happy, and homey about them. They are also easy to grow!
Growing Beautiful Marigolds: 4 Handy Gardening Guide
Marigolds are easy to grow and reliable under a wide range of gardening conditions. Here are a few tips on growing the colorful flowers in your garden.
Beautiful Daffodils: 4 Useful Gardening Guidelines
The easy-to-grow, low maintenance daffodil will add a bright splash of color to your flowerbeds and will return year after year. The key is to plant and care for them properly.
How to Grow Zinnias
Zinnias are among the easiest annuals to grow. They’ll bring a breathtaking explosion of color to your garden when they are in bloom.
Beautiful Moonlight Garden: 7 Ultimate Gardening Tips
For your late-evening entertaining, nighttime strolls, or outdoor suppers, try these tips for a spectacular moonlight garden.
Mediterranean Backyards: Garden Design Guide
Countless landscape artists and amateur gardeners have successfully replicated the Mediterranean garden style in varying climates and terrain. You can, too!
Why and How You Should Start a Mini-Meadow in Your Backyard
A mini-meadow is essentially an area that gardeners have restored to the charge of nature. In these small plots, woodland violets, spring beauties, daisy fleabanes, and dandelions take precedence over Kentucky bluegrass and Zoysia. And for good reason.
How to Grow Beautiful Hellebores (4 Essential Tips)
The different varieties of hellebore tout a magnificent range of flower colors. Some have a surprisingly unique coloring, anywhere from white to soft lavender to black. This is among the reasons why this perennial has a place in just about any landscape.