If your spring or summer flowering bulbs don’t arrive when you expect them to, you’ve likely planted your bulbs too deep.

If you want a colorful show of petunias, nemesia, diascia, or snapdragons in the spring, you’re much better off planting them now.

A gardener has taken to social media to share a simple yet effective technique for training roses that encourages them to ...

Generally speaking, fall is the time to plant bulbs, and whether you intend to grow snowdrops, tulips or daffodils, it is a ...

Autumn gardening is a great time to look back on garden successes and disappointments. There's still plenty of time to do ...

The study also tested the cultivar Straw Hat, which got a slightly better rating for its straw-colored flowers in spring. The ...

The family of fall-friendly flowers includes hardy annuals as well as biennials and perennials. Keep in mind that 25 degrees ...

For those with a green thumb tending to Macrophylla hydrangeas such as Lacecaps and Mopheads, a gardening aficionado has a ...

The growing team at Dallas Arboretum trialed around 1,000 different varieties in 55 different genera across three seasons.

Borage plants grow three feet tall and two feet wide and self-sow with ease so that you will enjoy their garden presence for ...