With their seasonal, fascinating, and large blooms, peonies have long been a favorite flower of many gardeners and florists from different parts of the world. Although peonies are excellent cut flowers for bouquets, weddings, table centerpieces, and large floral arrangements, they are also a reliable ornamental plant for spring and summer gardens. Their abundant blooms […]
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Are you looking for some bright red flowers to grow from early spring to early fall? Red is a good choice for just about any bouquet – but it’s not just for cut flowers. There are all kinds of bright red flowers – in all shades of red! – that you can grow outside. Whether
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Lilies are members of the genus Lilium, a group that belongs to the family Liliaceae. Originating in sub-tropical and temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere and prized as flowering ornamentals, lilies rank among the earliest cultivated plants. Over the centuries, lilies have become engrained in everyday culture including art, literary texts, medicinal uses, food sources
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One can never really go wrong with daffodils or Narcissus spp. Renowned for their beautiful bright yellow or white blooms, this flowering perennial is one of the first plants to bring colors in gardens and often indicates the onset of springtime. Daffodils are popular seasonal flowers, but do you know how to grow one properly?
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Have you ever wondered about putting together a garden full of blooms that attract bees and butterflies? The Asteraceae or sunflower family has a lot of attractive flowers to offer, but one that probably stands out the most is the purple coneflowers. Purple coneflower, which is recognized scientifically as Echinacea purpurea, is a perennial flowering
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Do you know which flowers that bloom in winter? To many people, the winter season brings forth a feeling of coziness as they curl up and enjoy the indoor warmth of hot cocoa and the fireplace. But winter is generally associated with freezing temperatures and long nights which may have their negative connotations. These are
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Autumn is the season that witnesses the transition from the hot summer days to the chilly winter. Lasting from September to December, the days become shorter and winds become cooler. Dawdle walks in parks and streets are more enjoyable and everything else seems to be at ease. Autumn also signals the trees and many shrubs
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With their vivid golden yellow, daisy-like blooms, the black-eyed Susan plants (Rudbeckia hirta) will surely add a splash of colors in your garden. Black-eyed Susan is one of the most sought-after short-lived perennial flowers grown today. Though sometimes considered an abundant wildflower or grown as annuals or biennials, these plants are a favorite of many
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Summer has the warmest months of the year and is considered by many as the best of all seasons. People go out to swim and enjoy sports and animals are free to hunt and wander. Summer is definitely all about being active and fun and this is true for plants too. Summer is the season
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After the harsh cold winter chill comes the spring season, a period when days become longer and the temperature gradually rises. Animals wake up from hibernation and start being active in the wild again and of course, the bland white snow is replaced with the welcome green leaves of plants. What better way to celebrate
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