Flowers & Ornamental Plants

Oh, my sweet petunia...so much more than just a pretty face.

Mature hydrangeas can be divided to form new shrubs.

These beautiful blossoms bloom bountifully.

From trendy newcomers to classic standbys.

Add rustic beauty to any space.

You have a beautiful bounty from which to pick.

Consider timing, size, and color for a varied bloom.

These stunning plants bring depth and movement to a garden.

Starting from seed takes time, but can be worth the wait!

It should come as no surprise that to many gardeners, roses are king.

An ocean of orange brightens the side of the road during summer months.

Planting bulbs is one of the easiest ways to grow a lush garden. Use these few tips to get started.

Oriental poppies are absolutely stunning, and believe it or not, easy to grow.

Tuberous Begonias. The Ugly Duckling that everyone wants in their garden.

Simply put, those plants that do not produce seeds are known as seedless plants.

The Gazania is a daisy-like plant that originates in Africa.

The moss rose is an easy-to-grow plant that can grow to around 8 inches high.

Mums are a perennial plant, and this means that they will only last a few years.

Most people have seen bougainvillea only as a vine, spread on a trellis in a glorious burst of color.

Propagating a garden phlox from cuttings or division is a fairly simple process.

A hanging plant can be hung in a pot containing flowers, plants or herbs.

Hollyhock is a popular plant in many gardens. Blooms come in red, pink, purple, yellow and white.

Caladium is a tropical ornamental plant that is native to the Amazon river region of Brazil.

The best time is right in the middle of its blooming season.