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Growing your flowers in a raised bed is ideal for gardeners with limited space. It's also a great alternative for those who have poor soil since drainage or pooling water can cause big problems for growing plants. Older gardeners who are having a hard time getting down to the ground find higher flower beds to be just what the doctor... more »
Raised beds can help define a yard or solve a drainage problem; they're also much easier on your back than beds that are flush with the ground. They can be built of almost anything, but landscape timbers, railroad ties and boards are popular, especially for do-it-yourselfers. Best of all, they're not as hard to build as they look. more »
Spring, which starts around May, is the best time to see flowers in bloom. Different flowering plants form buds that fully bloom providing a landscape with bright splashes of colors that are beautiful to behold. However, you need to plant flowers months ahead in order for the blooms to appear in time for the spectacular show of spring... more »
There are many lovely varieties of full sun flowers. In choosing a full sun flower you should consider its purpose. Will it be used for a hedge, a border or a bush? Take into consideration to what height the flower will likely grow, taking care to plant the tallest flowers behind the shortest flowers when facing the sun. Knowing the... more »
Spring-flowering bulbs like daffodils and tulips are easy to grow in pots. Plant them in fall at the same time as you'd put bulbs in the ground. Here's how to create containers of showstoppers for your patio, deck and porch. more »
Spring, summer, and fall flowers grow from bulbs that you can plant in containers or in your...
Planting flower seeds offers the advantage of growing varieties that may not be available...
Planting a flower garden will enhance the landscape of your yard with brilliant color and...
Starting a vegetable or flower garden from seeds may require indoor germination before you...
Many kids are interested in flowers and gardening. To encourage an interest in gardening, get kids involved in planting flowers. Have kids help... more »
Flower gardening is not only a popular hobby, a beautiful flower garden increases the curb appeal of your home. One of the first things a flower... more »
Blueberries have very specific soil requirements. The best blueberry growing soil types tend to be acidic and sandy and high in organic... more »
Cut-flower gardens provide a bright splash of color to an indoor and outdoor living area. By combining both perennials and annuals, one can create... more »
Raised flower beds, generally constructed with wooden frames, create displays of color and texture that add depth and style to any yard. These... more »
Flowers are available for purchase as potted plants, bulbs or seeds. Looking at a live plant makes it easy to visualize a lush, green garden... more »
Raised beds are ideal for people who have a small space and don't like to bend over. Most raised bed gardens are dug into the soil, framed to a... more »
Amateur gardeners tend to overlook the easiest type of garden to plant and that is the perennial flower garden. While annual plants require... more »
Potting soil is used for container gardening or for houseplants. Potting soil, though, isn't actually soil. Potting soil is made up of composted... more »
You've just moved into a new home and you would like to plant a flower garden, but you don't know anything about raising flowers. Don't worry.... more »
Begin getting ready to start your seeds at least six weeks before the last frost date in your area. You will need space, light, potting soil or... more »
Many avid gardeners make their own potting soil to ensure a proper mixture of ingredients and to save money. Those new to gardening often make the... more »
Chrysanthemums are easy to grow perennials. Their beautiful full flowers are used in bouquets, corsages and centerpieces. Home gardeners can... more »
Flower seeds are easy to grow if you follow the directions on the seed packet and take care to choose flowers that will thrive in your area.... more »
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