Learning how to grow flowers? Are you brushing up on your gardening knowledge? Do you want to become the best flower gardener you can be!? Without a doubt, we’ve gotcha covered. Gardening is a wonderful hobby. As a matter of fact, gardening is practiced by millions of people. Avid gardeners like you, plant seeds and bulbs all over their yards, in beds, and even in fields. Then, they tend to young plants in eager anticipation of a profusion of bright and colorful blooms. New to gardening? Don’t wait. Start growing today!
Often, we grow just a few varieties. Meanwhile, there are literally thousands of different varieties to choose from. Consequentially, this broad choice is a great opportunity for gardeners to grow flowers that are new, unique, and quite different. Certainly, continue to grow your favorite bloomers. But we also encourage you to take up the challenge and grow some varieties you’ve never grown before. Perhaps, you’ll choose a variety you’ve never even heard of. It’s almost a certainty, you will be rewarded with both a sense of accomplishment and some beautiful blooms.
Are you ready to take up the challenge? Go ahead and grow some different varieties this year. Click on a plant below, for information on how to grow it. Our pages are loaded with gardening tips and trivia.
African Daisy
Ageratum
Amaranth
Baby’s Breath
Bachelor’s Button
Balsam
Begonia
Bells of Ireland
Blazing Star
Broom Corn
Calendula
Canary Climber
Cardinal Climber
Castor Bean
Catchfly
Cathedral Bells
Celosia
Cleome
Climbing Spinach
Cobaea Scandens
Cockscomb
Coleus
Cornflower
Cosmos
Cypress Vine
Flowering Kale
Four O’Clock
Five Spot
Godetia
Gourds
Hyacinth Bean Vine
Impatiens
Larkspur
Lobelia
Love-In-A-Mist
Marigold
Mexican Sunflower
Mallow
Morning Glory
Moonflower
Moss Rose
Nasturtium
Nemesia
Nicotiana
Painted Tongue
Pansy
Periwinkle
Petunia
Poor Man’s Weather Glass
Portulaca
Pumpkin on a Stick
Safflower
Salvia
Scarlet Runner Bean
Snapdragon
Statice
Stock
Strawflower
Sunflower
Sunflower, Giants
Sweet Pea
Sweet William
Texas Bluebonnet
Thunbergia Vine
Tithonia
Verbena
Vinca
Zinnia
Alyssum
Anemone
Aster
Astilbe
Balloon Flower
Bee Balm
Bellflower
Black-Eyed Susan
Blanketflower
Bleeding Heart
Buttercups
Butterfly Flowers
Calibrachoa
Candytuft
Canterbury Bells
Carnations
Chinese Lanterns
Chrysanthemum
Citronella
Clematis
Colorita
Columbines
Coneflower
Coral Bells
Coreopsis
Cotton Plant
Cupid’s Dart
Dahlia
Daisies
Daisy, Shasta
Dame’s Rocket
Daylilies
Delphinium
Dianthus
Dusty Miller
Eranthis
Flax
Forget-Me-Not
Foxglove
Gayfeather
Gerber Daisy
Gloriosa Daisy
Helleborus
Hollyhocks
Hosta
Hummingbird Plant
Iris
Johnny Jump Up
Lavender
Lunaria
Lupine
Maltese Cross
Mini Lobata
Mission Bells
Mums
Orchids
Passionflower
Penstemon
Peony
Phlox
Pincushion
Pinks
Poppy
Primrose
Prunella
Ranunculus
Red Hot Poker
Rock Cress
Rock Soapwort
Scabiosa
Sedum
Snow-In-Summer
Spanish Flag
Sweet Rocket
Tansy
Tickseed
Viola
Violet
Virginia Bluebells
Yarrow
Wallflower
African Violet
Agaves
Angel Trumpet
Azalea
Bamboo
Bromeliads
Carnivorous Plants
Christmas Cactus
Corpse Flower
Cyclamen
Easter Lily
Ferns
Forsythia
Gardenia
Hibiscus
Holly
Hydrangea
Indian Pipe
Lilacs
Milkweed
Mistletoe
Ornamental Grass
Pachysandra
Poinsettia
Rafflesia
Rhododendron
Roses
Skunk Cabbage
Succulents
Thistle
Trumpet Vine
Wildflowers:
Perennial seeds should be planted no later than a month to a month and a half before the first (expected) frost. This allows time for the seeds to sprout, and the young seedling to grow enough of a root system to survive the winter.
Plant Botanical Names Cross reference of common botanical flower plant names.
Deer Resistant Flowers – Got Deer? Growing deer-resistant plants is a whole lot easier than constantly applying deer repellents. You also do not want to waste time constantly covering plants and hiding their blooms under netting.
How to Dry Flowers – Properly dried, they can brighten up a room all winter long.
Edible Flowers – Many varieties are beautiful, aromatic, and edible. So, enjoy their beauty and eat ’em, too!
Poisonous Flowers – they may be attractive. But, they can also be harmful to children and pets.
Plant pH levels – provide your plants with the ideal growing conditions.
Flower Gallery – surf on over to our gallery of pictures, images, and jpegs. Please contribute one from your garden!
Anniversary Flower by Year -Guys, assuming you remember your anniversary, and you definitely better remember, Select the appropriate one for the number of years you’ve been married. Without a doubt, she has this list memorized.
Flower of the Month – There is a flower for every month. Do you know what they are?
Cut Flower Care – After growing and bringing them to bloom, learn how to make them last.
Deadheading Spent Blooms – C’mon, be a Deadhead. Removing spent blooms on may plants results in more blooms.
Flower Gardening – gardening tips and information on growing your favorite bloomers.
The World’s Largest Bloomer – Do you know what it is?
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