Pansies are tough little flowers that are reliable and steadfast. It is not necessary to pull up your pansies when the blooms slow down. With a little care they will have a second round of flowering. Pansies love cool weather. They are some of the first plants for sale in the spring, and they will ...
Children love flowers. I don’t know many who don’t. Teaching them about life and growing is very easy when you help them choose some simple yet beautiful flowers that are simple to grow. Pansies are one of the simplest flowers to grow. They also spread with every season so you will enjoy these flowers for ...
Lilies and daffodils are among the most beautiful flowers, but unfortunately, these beauties are short-lived and will only bloom once per season. Many beginning gardeners long for a flower that will bloom all summer. Fortunately, there are many great options available, many of which are very inexpensive. Flowers that will bloom all season are almost ...
In even the coldest growing zones, early spring flower containers can be displayed outdoors by late March, depending on the weather and the types of flowers you choose. To get the most bang for your buck as well as treat your eyes to some much anticipated color after a long winter season, be sure to ...
Picture the yellow stately mansion accented in white trim with its huge porch covering the length of the home with a matching balcony upstairs. One side of the downstairs porch has a long, white wooden swing hanging in the middle. The other side of the porch has a conversation area designed around a white wicker ...
Purple flowers add elegance, beauty and drama to any garden or landscape. The shades of purple vary in colorful hues ranging from light to dark. If you want an all purple flower garden during the month of June, or just a few purple flowers to accent parts of your garden, you can choose from a ...
Growing pansies in the Spring brings back life to your yard after a harsh and draining winter. I love planting pansies in the Spring in my Florida yard as early as February because pansies are so cheerful. Of course you can also grow pansies in the fall in Florida or parts of the South, but ...
