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Top 10 Favorite Daffodils to plant in your home and garden from National Garden Bureau

Top 10 Daffodils for Your Yard and Garden

Yellow trumpet daffodils are far and away the world’s most popular style of daffodils. But why stop there when the daffodil world has so much more to offer? According to the American Daffodil Society, there are 13 official daffodil flower types and more than 25,000 named cultivars! So how do you decide which varieties to plant...

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Coleus – Adding Color to Your Garden

Container Gardening, Flower Gardening, Garden Planning & Design, Plants for Shade

Grown for its foliage, Coleus is one of the easiest and most diverse foliage in and out of the garden. Coleus can be used in garden beds, containers, and patio pots and then brought indoors for winter color! Coleus Care in the Garden: Coleus are quite tolerant of a wide range of soil conditions. They...

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Coleus – Color All Season!

Container Gardening, Flower Gardening, Garden Planning & Design, Plants for Shade

When you are looking for color that lasts the season through, think Coleus! Coleus has a long history of use in our gardens as a foliage plant and with new varieties each year, coleus has become an indispensable plant for many gardeners. This member of the mint family comes in a wide range of foliage coloration,...

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Updating Grandma’s Flowers for Today’s Garden

Flower Gardening

Want to plant some of grandma's favorite flowers but a modern-day version? Then you are going to be excited about the new varieties that are coming soon to your local retailer! One of the many trends found at the horticulture industry's California Spring Trials this year was shaking up old-time flower varieties and making them...

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Ideas for Starting a Children’s Garden

Flower Gardening, Vegetables

A small garden plot or several containers planted with a mix of flowers and vegetables, can instill not only an appreciation of nature, but also provide a place for fun learning activities. Lots of sun and good soil will aid in his or her gardening success. A section of your garden or a separate child’s…

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Top 10 Daffodils for Your Yard and Garden

Coleus – Adding Color to Your Garden

Coleus – Color All Season!

Updating Grandma’s Flowers for Today’s Garden

Ideas for Starting a Children’s Garden

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