Every summer, Cosmos flowers catch everybody’s attention mainly because of their astonishing colors, strong fragrance, and long stems. What’s more, cosmos are so easy to take care of, that even new gardeners will have thriving plants in no time! This flower will also attract pollinators to the garden, making it an essential plant in any […]
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Lathyrus odoratus, commonly known as the sweet pea flower, is an annual flowering plant grown for its fragrant and attractive blooms. You often see them beautifully arranged in bouquets or adding a nice pop of color in home gardens. Read more below to know more about the different types of sweet peas, as well as
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Osmanthus (commonly known as Fragrant Tea Olive, sweet olive, sweet osmanthus or devilwood) is a group of flowering plants in the Oleaceae family that is native to eastern Asia. It has small leaves (usually a cream-colored white or orange, though this can vary) that have four petals and are held in stalked clusters. The plant
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In many places, Star of Bethlehem or snake flower (scientifically known as Ornithogalum) is considered invasive, as it rapidly overtakes flower beds. However, as long as you keep it properly contained, there are plenty of reasons to cultivate it in your garden. In fact, it can be almost impossible to get rid of the Star
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With its first cultivation dating back to the ancient times, the rose is considered a timeless plant. Popularized because of the flowers, its beauty is surpassing, attractive to the old and the young. The sight of the rose flower evokes warmth and intimacy, promoting a healthy well-being that the plant has become a staple, not
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African daisies can make a vibrant addition to your garden, but a warm climate is necessary. The African daisy originates from Africa, and requires a similar climate to grow, even as an annual. These african daisy flowers will not tolerate frost—at all—and will die at the first hint of frosty weather. Although African daisies have
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The gazania, scientifically known as gazania rigens and more commonly referred to as the treasure flower, is a beautiful low-maintenance flowering plant that will brighten any garden. These flowers are so easy to grow and care for that they even grow as weeds in certain climates—they can even become invasive if not properly cared for.
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When it comes to flowers, their fragrance is one of the most sought-after attributes—along with beautiful blooms, that is. Choosing the right fragrant flowering plants for your home is primarily based on personal preference, but there are some flowers that will grow better than others depending on your region and planting conditions. Walking through your
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The fortnight lily goes by many names, including African iris, butterfly iris, Wood iris, and scientifically Dietes iridioides. The name fortnight lily is based on the blooming cycle of the flowers, where new blooms come up approximately every two weeks. A fortnight is a time period of two weeks, originating from an old English term
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Foxglove flowers belong to the family of plants Plantaginaceae. They are native to Europe, more specifically to the Mediterranean region, although nowadays, they can be easily found in many other countries. Foxglove flowers have bright and colorful flower spikes, which makes this type of flower a very interesting-looking one! Tall and hardy, the Foxglove flower
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