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Flower Gardens

Whether you’re planting bulbs, annuals or perennials, flower gardens add a beautiful splash of color throughout the season. While growing flowers is not difficult, there are many factors that must be considered prior to planting. The more closely these plans are based on meeting the needs of your plants, the more likely you are to be successful. Click on the blog articles below for ideas, tips, guides and more.

Snapdragon

Flower Gardens

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

Rose

Flower Gardens

Enjoy this classic beauty with millions of organic gardeners who have been growing roses for well over 2,000 years!

Petunia

Flower Gardens

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

Pansy

Flower Gardens

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

Nasturtium

Flower Gardens

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

Morning Glory

Flower Gardens

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

Marigold

Flower Gardens

One of the simplest – and most popular – flowers to grow, marigolds guarantee a reliable splash of color all summer long.

Lupine

Flower Gardens

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

Lily

Flower Gardens

Flashy, striking flowers make growing lilies a pleasure all summer long!

Hollyhock

Flower Gardens

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

Gladioli

Flower Gardens

Grown from bulbs known as corms, gladiolus are favored for their showy blossoms and classic, spiky stems.

Fuchsia

Flower Gardens

Delicate and unique, fuchsia plants are a colorful summer delight.

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