Some flowering plants just won’t quit! Discover gorgeous annuals, perennials, and vines to plant in spring for radiant blooms ...

First, it's important to think ahead. By making good choices early in the summer, you'll have a better chance for summer-long blossoms. These long-blooming annuals are some of the best for Southern ...

Perennials, which return for many years, have a valuable place in the garden, providing years of reliable performance and pollinator support. But most perennials bloom for only a few weeks and take ...

To have a mass of summer flowers, we must get planting now. An excellent way to get summer colour is to plant summer ...

Mild spring weather makes it tempting to plant now, but these South Texas tips can help you time zinnias, vinca, pentas and more.

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WASHINGTON — As we get closer to summer, we are sharing a few last-minute gardening tips. Today's topic: what you need to know about planting annuals. "Annuals are beautiful flowers that are going to ...

With summer weather arriving, pansies and other winter annuals are beginning to fail. Even though the winter annuals may still look beautiful, it is time to decide which summer annuals will replace ...

PHILADELPHIA, PA, UNITED STATES, March 18, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Summer-flowering bulbs bring vibrant color, bold foliage, and striking texture to gardens and containers. However, many gardeners ...

Nighttime in the garden brings activity from moths, bats, and other evening pollinators. Learn more about nine night-blooming plants that feed evening pollinators.

Something has shifted in how gardeners are thinking this season. The Garden Media Group, which has tracked gardening culture for 25 years, calls 2026 the year of “lemonading”: finding opportunity in ...

Across the UK, dahlias are racing to the top of gardeners’ wishlists, promising colour from midsummer to the first frosts. Start them now from tubers and one simple trick will shape your whole summer ...