When someone mentions the word daisies, you’ll most likely picture pure white flowers with bright and cheerful yellow centers. The common type of daisy has multiplied so rapidly that many
Did you know that several different types of ferns make excellent closed terrarium plants, and you can grow them both indoors and outdoors? Ferns are also one of the oldest
The canna lily is known for its tropical beauty and intricate blooms, which can at first glance give an impression of being high maintenance and difficult to grow. But happily,
Bushes with flowers provide structure and color to your yard, and you can use them as hedge plants, groundcovers, or as nice focal points to draw people’s eyes. It’s very
The warmer and more humid weather invites beach days, backyard barbecues, and an uninvited guest in the form of a mosquito. These pesky bugs are annoying, persistent, and a health
Commonly seen growing wild along steep banks, the common periwinkle (Vinca minor) adds greenery and interest to otherwise bare spaces. While periwinkle may not be the largest plant in the
The eye catching Cockscomb plant is guaranteed to make your flower beds stand out. Producing upright, ruffled flowers in shades of red, purple, pink and yellow. Cockscomb is one of
Prized for its late spring blooms and citrusy aroma, mock orange is an attractive addition to the ornamental garden. A reliable deciduous shrub, as the name suggests mock orange (Philadelphus
The weeping cherry tree is one of the most elegant ornamental plants. At its best in the spring when its arching branches are covered with white or pink flowers. The
Candy tuft is a lovely, low-growing plant that works well as a carefree groundcover, edging plant, or at the front of the border. It blooms abundantly with masses of white