Black flowers and plants are unique and add some intrigue and mystery to your garden.  These plants may look black but are actually a deep shade of purple or red.

There are people...
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As we have previously written when trying to grow flowers that will attract bees to your garden, you need to look at how a bee sees. Bees are able to see faster than humans, meaning they can see...
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The fascination with succulents continues. They can be grown alone or mixed with other plants. We are seeing them not just in the garden but also within home décor and even as wedding...
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Lupines can be found coast to coast and are a popular wildflower in the United States. There are many lupine varieties and there are both annual and perennial versions of these flowers.  One...
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Last week we presented our top annuals and this week we are going to let you know our top perennials selections for the year. Perennials are great because they are hardy and do not need as much...
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Once again it is time for us to share our favorite annual plants for the year.  As always this is a difficult decision as there are some many beautiful flowers and plants to choose from. ...
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If you’re starting to get the blues that your garden is winding down, here is something you might want to consider. Perk up your garden with some fall-blooming flowers. There are several...
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One of the questions we are asked most often is, “Why did my Hydrangea plant not bloom?” There are several reasons why your Hydrangea might not be blooming, but before you can diagnose...
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