If you enjoy vases full of flowers in your home without stripping your flower beds bare, you need a cut flower garden. What could be better than a constant rotation of fresh bouquets, with blooms you ...

Cutting gardens are trendy again as a new generation embraces the idea of growing free bouquets. If you’re thinking of giving the style a try this growing season, the National Garden Bureau offers ...

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TikTok gardeners are encouraging early flower seed starting in January, saying it’s simple, surprisingly rewarding, and gives ...

As you first begin considering your approach, Warren has some suggestions.

Cut flowers sounded easy when I started gardening. Just plant some flowers and then cut them, right? Well, there is a lot more to it than that. Cut flowers are often grown from specific varieties that ...

Take a no-pressure approach to planting with this easy—and enjoyable—gardening trend. Some gardens are planned down to the inch; others are carefully laid out to look wild and untamed. But if your ...

Replant your most thriving specimens by saving seeds to sow next year. When you save seeds from a plant that thrived in your garden, its descendants can continue to shine in your landscape for years ...

To get garden ideas, consider attending a flower show in Connecticut, Philadelphia or Vermont or the Rhode Island Home Show in April. February is a good month to go through your seed packets to see ...

Marigolds, zinnias, cosmos, petunias, impatiens and sunflowers are among the most popular flowers found in most gardens. If you would like to take your garden to the next level, consider adding cleome ...

For centuries, the classic culinary herb sage has been grown both as a flavoring and for its medicinal value. Once established, a single plant will provide enough sage for most home cooks. Sage is a ...