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  • How to Design Your Own Garden

    You are thinking of a garden full of flowers. You can see the flowers blooming in your head that will last til Winter. Wrong! First, you start little. Take paper & write down these things....

  • How to Pollinate Oriental Lilies

    Oriental or Asian lilies are beautiful plants that grow from bulbs and require only minimal care. When they bloom, their star-shaped petals display many colors, and they can add striking beauty to...

  • How to Care for Mamey Plants

    Mamey plants are tropical trees that produce large brown fruits with sweet, orange flesh. These trees produce broad white flowers during pollination, needing male and female or hermaphrodite...

  • Blue Lobelia Growing Instructions

    Blue lobelia, in the Bellflower family, is long-stemmed flowering perennial which grows from 3 to 5 feet high, with leaves and flower buds branching off frequently along the length of the main...

  • How to Remove Lily Pollen

    Lilies are beautiful plants that grow from bulbs. When they bloom, lilies display many colors on their star-shaped petals, and can add striking beauty to any garden. The bulbs, if cared for...

  • How to Make Petunias Grow Big & Fast

    Petunias are a popular summertime flower. They start out small and short, but in no time, you can have a huge blast of color filling your flower gardens. There are many varieties of petunia, each...

  • How to Sow Flowers

    If you want a beautiful garden, then try sowing your own flower seeds. To sow seeds means germinating your seeds. You can start sowing seeds indoors by planting them in trays filled with potting...

  • How to Arrrange Flowers in Planter

    A flower arrangement in a planter is a beautiful way to spruce up any corner of your home, office, patio, front porch or yard. Planting flowers can be a fun and rewarding hobby that can save you a...

  • How to Propagate Agapanthus

    Agapanthus, or African lily, propagates well by division. Gardeners may also collect and sow seeds from their plants, but plants grown from seed may not be exact copies of the parent and may have...

  • How to Water Vinca Flowers

    The vinca flower, also known as the periwinkle, is a springtime plant that grows blossoms in distinctive colors like white with a rose center, lavender, bright pink and bluish pink. Although these...

  • How to Save Annual Flower Seeds

    You do not have to run out and purchase seeds in order to plant your favorite flowers year after year. In fact, you can harvest your own annual flower seeds after the plants are through blooming...

  • How to Self Pollinate Day Lilies

    Day lilies are beautiful plants that grow from bulbs, and require only minimal care. When they bloom, lilies display many colors on their star-shaped petals, and add striking beauty to any garden....

  • Tips on Watering Flowers

    Flowers love regular watering. Unfortunately, amateur gardeners tend to water their flowers with overhead sprinklers, which can spread fungus spores and leaf diseases. A study published by ...

  • How to Cut the Brown Leaves From a Bird-of-Paradise Plant

    Bird-of-paradise is a tropical plant favored for its large foliage and dramatic blooms. It's commonly grown outdoors in the Deep South, and kept as an indoor houseplant in a brightly lighted area....

  • How to Care for Annabelle Hydrangea

    Annabelle hydrangeas are thick, luscious, deciduous shrubs that are frequently seen growing in front of southern homes. Their distinctive, snowball-shaped white flower cluster heads are profuse in...

  • How to Plant Flowers in West Texas

    According to the Texas Almanac, West Texas is a combination of high, rolling plains and arid desert, with temperatures ranging from below zero in winter to well over 100 degrees in the summer....

  • How to Overwinter Gerbera Daisies

    Gerbera daisies are a simple yet very striking flower. They bloom in many different colors and grow very tall. While these plants are hardy enough to be grown by beginners, gerbera daisies do not...

  • How to Cultivate Vinca

    Vinca, also known as periwinkle, is a versatile and hardy plant that makes an attractive addition to any garden. This flower begins to bloom in late spring and will continue to put on a show until...

  • How to Plant Butterfly Milkweed

    Milkweed (Asclepias), also known as the butterfly bush, is the host plant of Monarch butterflies. It is also a source of nectar for many other butterfly species and may attract hummingbird and...

  • How to Grow Sunflowers Indoors With Fluorescent Light

    Sunflowers are hardy and easy to grow. Their cheerful blooms light up the garden in the summer, and potted sunflowers indoors can brighten a gloomy winter day. True to their name, sunflowers need...

  • How to Buy Common Male Orchid Plants

    Orchids are a beautiful and popular house flower. There are 28,000 species of orchids, and the plant is still evolving. These plants can be highly adaptable, which makes them ideal as houseplants....

  • How to Grow Poppy Flowers

    Poppy flowers can grow from 5 inches up to 4 feet tall. They are available in a wide variety of colors. The ideal soil temperature to grow poppy seeds is between 60 to 65 degrees F with an air...

  • How to Grow a Bird of Paradise Indoors

    Bird-of-paradise are popular tropical plants that produce striking flowers at the top of long stalks. They can be grown indoors or outdoors, so long as the correct warm climate is maintained....

  • How to Divide Dahlias

    Dahlias are spectacular flowers shaped like pom-poms. They are perfect for cutting and available in dozens of varieties and colors. Dahlias are summer bloomers and can be grown as perennials in...

  • How to Cultivate Seeds From a Bleeding Heart Plant

    Dicentra, also known as the Bleeding Heart Plant, can grow to four feet in height. With delicate pink and white flowers and fern-like foliage, the bleeding heart will bloom from the first warm...

  • How to Care for a Fuchsia Flower Year Round

    Notable for both its exotic, brilliantly colored blooms and its incredibly finicky nature, the fuchsia plant is sought after by many gardening enthusiasts. Many of the problems associated with the...

  • How to Care for a Poppy Flower

    Poppy flowers can be found growing in large groups or alone. They come in a range of colors-red and yellow being the most well known-but also white, pink, orange and blue. Caring for a poppy...

  • How to Make Passion Flower Herbs

    Around the world, over 500 species of plants in the genus Passiflora can be found naturalized in meadows, along stream banks and decorating fence lines. The majority of the many species are tender...

  • How to Plan a Container Flower Garden

    A container flower garden is an attractive way to spruce up an otherwise drab porch, patio, yard or sunroom. Containers are available in dozens of shapes, sizes, styles and prices. You don't need...

  • How to Liven Up Your Pansies

    Pansies are resilient flowers that can withstand both cold and warm weather with an adequate amount of watering. Because they grow in a number of colors ranging from purple to yellow, gardeners...

  • How to Raise a Bird of Paradise

    Birds of paradise are named so because their blooms resemble a bird. They are one of the brightest and most colorful flowers in the world today. They are often the focal point in medium-sized...

  • How to Propagate Angel Wing Begonia

    A tender perennial known for both prolific blooms and stunning foliage often bedecked with silver highlights, the angel wing begonia thrives well in containers, hanging baskets and garden beds...

  • How to Plant Daisy White Button Seeds in Florida

    Daisies are one of the most cheerful flowers around. With their bright yellow centers and clean white petals, white button daisies have won their way into the hearts of flower fans around the...

  • How to Divide Potted English Primrose Plants

    The English primrose (Primula vulgaris) is a popular wildflower and early-spring garden flower in Europe. The development of new, brilliant-flowered cultivars has expanded its popularity as a...

  • How to Feed a Datura

    Datura is a species of plant with many subspecies. You can grow Datura in pots or plant them directly in your garden. Proper feeding of a Datura plant is essential for the plant to produce...

  • How to Plant Cardinal Plant Seeds

    The cardinal plant (Lobelia cardinalis) is a shade-loving flowering perennial. The wildflower thrives in USDA hardiness zones 2 through 10, and reaches a height of up to 2 feet. It can be found...

  • What is the Easiest Method to Grow Passion Flowers?

    Passion flowers can be found all over the United States. Gardeners enjoy using them as interesting focal points in their yard, because of their vibrant colors and feathery interior. The vine can...

  • How to Plant Floribunda Cut Flowers

    Floribundas are beautiful, vibrant roses. Floribunda in Latin means "many flowers", which is quite fitting since the floribunda rose grows in clusters on the rose stems. These colorful roses are a...

  • How to Propagate a Begonia Angel Wing

    Angel wings are begonias that grow from cane-like stems up to 2 to 3 feet in height. They love good lighting, southern exposure and humidity. They should be watered moderately, keeping the upper...

  • How to Care for Anthurium Plants

    The anthurium is grown both for its foliage and its flower, which is popular among those in the cut flower trade. The word anthurium means "tall flower" in Greek, and it usually lives up to this...

  • How to Stop Animals From Digging Up Flower Beds

    Many gardeners must contend with various animals digging in their flower beds. Creatures such as rabbits and squirrels love to eat the bulbs or simply dig up soil and they are often hard to stop....

  • How to Start Ivy Geraniums

    Ivy geraniums are one breed of geraniums that can be grown from seeds. Ivy geraniums make a beautiful addition to any room inside your home or as decoration for the outside areas of your home. Ivy...

  • What to Do With a Chrysanthemum After it Flowers?

    Chrysanthemums are perennial or annual flowering plants (depending on climate) that are known for their big, bushy flower formations. Florists' mums, (Chrysanthemum molifolium or Dendranthema...

  • How to Winter-Sow Annual Seeds

    Annual flowers and vegetable seeds sown in covered plastic containers will germinate, sprout and grow outside in the late winter. Choose plants that are native to cold areas, or those that require...

  • How to Increase Blooms

    A gardener can utilize a variety of easy ways to increase and promote the blooming of flower gardens throughout the growing season, especially in the late summer, when many gardens are at the...

  • How to Make Petunias Bloom

    Petunias come in four different varieties, the two most popular being multifloras and grandifloras. They are differentiated from each other by their size and growing habits. All of the varieties...

  • Care for Ginger Plant & Pruning

    Ginger plants have tropical flowers that can be edible. Gingers require only occasional care and pruning, and they will rarely need your attention if you grow them in a tropical climate. In other...

  • How to Grow Oriental Lilies in Warmer Climates

    Oriental lilies come in a number of colorful varieties like the Casablanca and the Stargazer. You can plant them in your garden strategically so you have blooming lilies during the long months of...

  • How to Put Red Ginger Plant Root Into a New Pot

    Red ginger (Alpinia purpurata) is a large plant with upright stalks of striking, vibrant red or white flowers that are highly prized for cut flower arrangements. It is native to warm, humid areas...

  • Why Won't My Cannas Bloom?

    Canna is a tropical flower that has an array of colors for you to enjoy. It is also called a Canna Lilly. Canna flowers can create a beautiful display when properly cared for and maintained.

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