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  • How to Purchase Sunflower Seeds for Growing

    With more than 2,000 varieties to choose from, buying sunflower seeds for your garden can be a little daunting. But the rest of your job---planting, growing and harvesting--is relatively easy. So...

  • How to Plant Torch Ginger Seeds

    If you are looking for the perfect plant for your tropical-themed garden, consider the torch ginger. Named for its blooms that bear an uncanny resemblance to a flaming torch, these plants are...

  • Poppy Flower Information

    Poppies have a wide reputation as a symbol for death and sleep, and for good reason. Though there are myriad types of poppies, all poppies contain some level of opiate alkaloids, which can induce...

  • Life Cycle of a Flowing Plant

    Flowering plants reproduce much like animals, by fertilizing seeds. The eggs are produced by the female plants, and the sperm is produced by the male plants.

  • Kinds of Flowering Plants

    Gardens may be eye-catching, but without flowers they would just be a vast expanse of green. Of the seed-bearing plant family, all plants that do not produce their seeds in cones (like evergreens...

  • Life Cycle of a Flower Seed

    One of nature's seeming miracles is life that develops in the cool darkness of the earth as a new plant pushes its way both down into the soil and up toward the light in the quest for survival....

  • Life Cycle of Angiosperm

    An angiosperm is a type of plant, the most common found on Earth. All flowering plants are angiosperms, with flowers that help the plant reproduce, ultimately creating seeds from which new life...

  • When to Start Lobelia Erinus From Seed?

    Lobelia erinus is an annual that also performs as a perennial in temperate climates. It flowers in summer and fall with blooms that range in hues from purple to vivid blue. It has a small, bushy...

  • How to Grow Chrysanthemums From Seed

    Growing chrysanthemums from the seed involves keeping them moist, but allowing them to dry out between watering, and keeping the browning and wilted areas pruned off to promote new growth. Allow...

  • How to Take Care of Pansies

    To take care of pansies, start them from the seed or root, and keep them watered but drained well. Maintain a bunch of pansies with helpful tips from a sustainable gardener in this free video on...

  • How to Grow Peonies From Seed

    Growing peonies from the seed is done by collecting the blooms as soon as they turn to seed, placing them in moist soil in a plastic bag and keeping them in the refrigerator for the winter....

  • What Is a Flowering Perennial?

    Perennials are the mainstay of the garden because they are long-lived permanent inhabitants, requiring little attention to provide annual blooms. A long lifespan is just one characteristic that...

  • How to Grow Biennial Flowers Successfully

    A biennial flower is a flowering plant that grows to adulthood in its first year and blooms, sets seed and dies in the second year. Some very showy flowers are biennials. You can buy plants or...

  • How to Plant Marigold Seeds

    Aside from being a bright colorful addition to your garden that requires little time and effort to flourish, marigolds have been widely known to repel insects. Many people line their gardens with...

  • Definition of Flowering Plants

    Flowering plants are plants that produce flowers as part of their reproductive cycle. The basic structure of a flowering plant are its roots, stem, leaves, flowers and fruit.

  • How to Grow Lisianthus

    The lisianthus is a cut flower that is an annual is most climates, and they can be started by seed in the spring. When growing the lisianthus in cold climates, let them dry out between waterings...

  • How to attract birds to your home in the Spring

    Do you live in the city? Have you ever really thought about attracting birds to your front yard. Would you like to watch them in the Spring build a nest and feed their young? Read on for some...

  • Parts of a Pod in Flower

    Pods are the seed casing for flowering plants. These plants are classified as dicots and have two embryonic leaves. There are a number of parts of a pod that are needed to produce more flowering...

  • Parts of a Flowering Plant

    Angiosperms---flowering plants---are admired for their delicate beauty in gardens. They are stronger than they look, however, and their continual cycles of seeding, growing, flowering and setting...

  • Parts of a Flower Seed

    The miracle of seeds is that they all contain one perfect copy of their parent plant. Although this is less than impressive if we're talking about dandelions or thistles, it's a marvel for those...

  • How to Grow Primrose (Primula)

    Primrose, or primula, are plants that can grow in the shade, but require a great deal of moisture. Start primrose flowers in the spring by seed or by division with help from a sustainable gardener...

  • What Flowers Do You Plant in the Spring?

    Spring is when the earth comes alive again after the barren cold winter months. Flowering trees and the tulips, daffodils and hyacinths you planted in the fall emerge from the soil with yellow,...

  • How to Dry Lotus Pods

    The mention of lotus pods conjures up images of deep brown pods that rattle and roll as their seeds swirl around in open holes. But lotus pods don't start out brown. It is only after proper drying...

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