A gardening expert has shared her tips on how to create the spring feel of bluebell woods in your garden - and what to look ...

If you have misconceptions or hesitance on double flowered Superbells calibrachoas, make this the year you try them.

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Minnesota has been conducting experiments to see whether planting pollinator-attractive flowers like borage can improve ...

Magpies and pigeons in particular love to eat freshly planted seeds, causing mayhem to gardeners. Not only does it make a ...

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Valentine’s Day Brainteaser: Find the three roses hidden within the romantic garden scene "With the UK about to celebrate ...

Self-seeding plants make gardening easier by naturally dropping seeds and growing new plants without much effort. These ...

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The carnation is one of January's birth flowers, ushering in the year with its slightly spicy scent and color variations. Though often inexpensive and ubiquitous in flower shops, you should wear your ...

Your trusty friend, ‘The Garden ... they, like the Meant to Bee, offer great opportunities to be combined with flowers like Totally Stoked Riptide Stoke’s asters, and Unplugged So Blue salvia.

Hellebores, witch hazels, and snowdrops are three plants that love the cold weather and offer up blooms to brighten up the dregs of winter.