Flower Gardening

Wispy, bright California poppies conserve water and provide a spectacular display of long-lasting colors.

A true old-fashioned beauty, annual morning glory vines with their large, trumpet-shaped flowers are easy to grow.

Seed and care for these charming, heirloom favorites and they’ll fill with pastel blooms growing up to nine feet.

Tips for raising striking, drought-tolerant lupine from seeds and cuttings.

Grow these flashy summertime favorites from seed and starts for an easy, eye-catching pop of color.

Grow graceful, enchantingly fragrant sweet pea blossoms for container bouquets and trellised borders.

The heady fragrance and fanciful flowers blooming on a central spike make snapdragons a landscaper’s favorite.

The prolific, soft-petaled, easy-to-grow petunia is a flower straight from our childhood.

Planting and caring for pansies, a perfect spring and fall heirloom garden favorite.

Here’s how to grow this remarkable annual with its trailing vines and colorful, edible blossoms in pots and garden beds.