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  • How to Grow Lilies From Bulbs

    Lilies are really easy to grow and you can even leave them outside during the winter. Find out how to grow lilies from bulbs from a third-generation flower grower in this free video on flower growing.

  • How to Grow Flowers in The Winter Months

    winter time has come and you are afraid of loosing your garden that you have worked so hard for. no need to fear, there are still flowers out there that grow during the winter months. follow these...

  • Winter Care for Agastache Plants

    Agastache, the anise hyssop, is aromatic, flowering perennial herb which makes a beautiful, nearly care-free addition to any herb, perennial or hummingbird garden. The licorice-scented native...

  • Information on Flowering Shrubs

    Flowering shrubs are perennial plants. Many shrubs produce flowers, but to be considered a true flowering shrub, the bush must have a floral display that adds character to the plant. Shrubs bloom...

  • How to Get Jasmine Polyanthum to Flower

    Jasmine polyanthum, also known as Jasminum polyanthum, winter jasmine, pink jasmine or Chinese evergreen jasmine, is native to China but will grow almost anywhere in zones 9 and 10. It yields...

  • What to Use When Covering Flowers from Frost

    Frost is a naturally occurring phenomenon. In the garden, it is a necessary evil. While frost can cause damage to delicate plants, it also serves a positive purpose. Late fall frosts signal the...

  • How to Prepare Your Flower Beds for Winter

    Flower beds need to be cared for in the winter, just like in the summer. Here is some tips to get your flowers ready for the cold weather.

  • When to Dig for Cannas Bulbs

    Cannas are large plants with banana shaped leaves and huge colorful blooms. They can potentially bloom all year in sub-tropical environments. However, in colder zones, generally in USDA hardiness...

  • When to Prune Plants for Winter

    One of the tasks of a successful gardener is pruning. Pruning is done after the growing season and helps plants survive the winter in order to grow bigger and better each spring. Knowing how to...

  • How to Prune a Lenten Rose

    Lenten roses, also known as Christmas roses, offer some of the most beautiful and vibrant flowers you'll find in the late winter or early spring. Though technically not a rose, the vibrant white...

  • Care of Oriental Poppy

    Caring for Oriental poppies is among the least demanding in garden maintenance. They require very little care during maturation, and planting and propagation procedures are simple to follow....

  • Care for a Lipstick Rasta Plant

    The Lipstick Rasta plant is a beautiful, dramatic-looking plant with long, flowing stems and beautiful red-colored flowers that bloom throughout the year. The Rasta is originally a tropical plant...

  • Winter Care for Hostas

    Hostas are often used for landscaping and are a common choice for gardens in cold regions. These hardy plants should live through the winter without any problems, even in areas with a lot of ice...

  • How to Moisten Bulbs Prior to Spring Planting

    Bulbs are one of nature's great wonders. Able to survive through the winter months, bulbs are plant powerhouses and contain everything a flower needs to make a new start in the spring. Snowdrops,...

  • Early Blooming Flowers

    Even before the robin, they are nature's first messengers that spring is coming. They are the flowers that push their green tendrils up through snow and unfold the earliest blooms against the cold...

  • Honey Bee Habitats

    Honeybees are thought to have originated in tropical areas and densely forested regions of the world. Honeybees have adapted life alongside humans and have found exceptional habitats in every...

  • What Are Good Flowers to Plant in the Winter?

    The variety of flowers to plant in winter is more limited than in warmer seasons. It's possible to plant flowers in early winter as long as the ground hasn't frozen yet, or in late winter when...

  • How to Put Your Perennial Flower Bed to Sleep for the Winter

    As summer winds down and the days and nights get cooler in your area it is time to begin thinking about your perennial flower beds. Hostas, sedum, daffodils and all of those plants that come back...

  • How to Prepare Your Flower Garden for Fall and Winter

    As summer begins to wind down and autumn approaches, it is time to think about preparing your garden for the seasonal changes that will come with autumn and winter. By utilizing some handy tips...

  • How Long Do Pansies Bloom?

    Pansies are perennial flowering plants that can be grown as annuals or biennials. Pansies come in a summer- and fall-flowering annual variety in the north that blooms for three to four months, and...

  • What Flowers Bloom in February?

    A surprising array of flowers can be found in late winter even in the coldest parts of the country. From Alstromeria to zinnias, the range of colors can provide a stimulating counterpoint to the...

  • Types of Winter Flowers

    Gardens do not have to be specific to a time of year, such as spring or summer. There are certain flowers that can withstand even the most challenging of weather conditions including winter. ...

  • How to Trim Perennials after Winter

    The weather is beginning to warm up with spring upon us. Now is time to go out and trim back the damage that the harsh winter did to the perennials in the flower beds. Don't wait too long,...

  • How to : Hellebores are Hella Cool

    Hellebores are one of the few winter bloomers. When nothing much else is happening in the flower garden, hellebores are strutting their beautiful stuff!

  • How to Care for Pansies in the Winter

    The one thing I noticed when I moved from New York City, to the south, was that there are flowers that actually live throughout the winter. They are pansies. They are beautiful and hardy, but...

  • How to prepare your plants for winter.

    After that long, hot and hectic summer your plants deserve a vacation. Letting your plants rest properly for the winter is very important. Keeping your soil and plants healthy will give you a jump...

  • How to Get Your Flower Beds Ready for Winter

    As the cool air starts to creep up on us, it is time to think about getting ready for winter. One of the places that you need to do winter prep is in your flower beds. Many people leave their...

  • How to Pick Winter Flowers

    Winter flowers aren't that uncommon. Although most people think of winter as a cold, dead, and brown season, there are some plants that actually flower and thrive in cold weather. You can use...

  • How to Winterize Perennials

    As the fall draws to a close, it is essential to winterize your perennials to help them survive the frost and snow of the season. You need to baby your perennials before the first frosts come...

  • How to Keep Your Garden Blooming in the Fall

    When spring and summer end, most people automatically assume that their flower garden is over as well. Your thoughts move to turning the bed over and putting the plants to sleep for the winter....

  • How to Winterize Your Soil

    Getting an keeping your soil in good condition for gardening is imperative if you want your garden to grow and stay healthy.

  • How to Fertilize Roses Year Round

    For strong, healthy roses, a year round program of fertilization is essential. Roses require more feeding than most garden plants, yet their fertilizer needs must be adjusted seasonally to ensure...

  • How to Care for a Tree Rose Standard

    Rose tree, also known as rose standards, once graced royal courts with their subtle perfume and dramatic forms. Whether you purchase a rose tree, weeping rose tree, or another form of rose tree,...

  • How to Avoiding Winter Damage to Oleanders

    The larger oleanders are the easier it is to keep them from winter kill. Don’t plant them too late in the planting season or they wont have the time they need to grow.

  • How to Feed Non-Migratory Birds

    Winter in the colder climates can be harsh not only on people, but on an area's wildlife as well. Food is scarce when everything is buried beneath the snow, but fortunately for both people and...

  • How to Care for Garden Mums

    Mums make great garden plants because they are perennials, meaning that they come back for several years or longer and don't have to be replanted each year. Mums are a great addition to the...

  • How to Prepare Perennials for Winter

    Winter? Yes, it's coming. Take care to prepare your perennials for the cold days ahead.

  • How to Prepare Your Garden For Winter

    Spring is just around the corner and you if you want your garden to look its best, you need to take action during the colder months. Read on to learn how to prepare your garden for winter.

  • How to Keep Your Gardening Spirit Alive in the Winter

    Winter can put a damper on your spring gardening spirit, knowing that your garden is underneath all that snow. Follow these steps to chase away the winter gardening blues.

  • How to Plant Bushes for Winter Color

    Winter can be a drab time for many places around the country and planting colorful winter bushes can spruce up both your lawn and your mood. There are many varieties of bushes that offer winter...

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