Ferry-Morse, one of the world’s largest seed companies, has recently released a new collection of bulk flower and wildflower mixes just in time for spring. This line features 50 varieties of 1-pound bags containing seed mixes of enchanting wildflowers and grass alternatives. “Whether you’re looking for a tranquil oasis or a lively burst of color, …
Ornamental Gardens
When you step into your garden in the warmer months, chances are you’ll spot bees buzzing and butterflies flitting from flower to flower. They’re not just beautiful to watch—they’re essential workers in your garden and beyond. These tiny pollinators help plants reproduce, keeping your flowers blooming and your fruits and veggies thriving. Experts at the …
Don’t fret if you have a garden area located in the shade. You have a wealth of choices in shade-loving plants that thrive in low-light conditions without skipping a beat. From colorful foliage to brightly colored flowers, you’ll love these shade-loving plants. Use them in borders, under trees, in containers, and wherever you need to …
We often choose flowers for our gardens based on their beauty and how easy they are to care for. However, there’s another reason you should grow some varieties: they can add another dimension to your cooking! There are more than 200 edible flower varieties that you can easily add to your personal garden or grow …
One of the first signs of spring, tulips peek their head out in gardens everywhere as soon as the first signs of spring emerge. Did you know there are a few thousand of tulip varieties? From simple, one-color tulips to striped tulips, to double tulips, and so many colors we can’t ever mention them all. …
Flower gardening can seem daunting, but it doesn’t have to be hard to fill your outdoor space with beautiful blooms. With a few simple tips, you can grow common flowers like nasturtiums and dahlias as well as exotic peacock orchids and stunning fuchsias. Many of these lovely flowers grow equally well in containers and in …
Spring is almost here and with it, an explosion of color! Today I bring you a collection of yellow spring flowers that is sure to cheer you up. See which ones you’d like in your garden and plant some. Yellow is probably the first color we see in the spring. It’s a welcome way to …
While most people pull their Christmas tree out of a box or purchase a cut tree from a farm, for the past couple of years we’ve simply moved ours from the dining room to the living room for the holiday season. It may not have quite the same charm as a cut tree, but it’s …
Today’s English cottage garden features a charming jumble of closely planted perennials, annuals, and bulbs. Although English cottage garden flowers are now chosen mostly for ornamental purposes, the traditional cottage garden had a more practical approach. Historically, an English cottage garden would include a mix of vegetables, fruit, and even bees and livestock alongside edible …
Roses are a beautiful addition to any garden. But, they can be difficult to grow and maintain. Luckily, there are many plants that will help your roses thrive! Here are the best companion plants for roses to keep your rose garden healthy and looking good. I’ve been growing roses for many years and have personally …