Erythroniums pair brilliantly with trilliums, another aristocratic, shade-loving, spring-flowering woodlander, albeit one ...

Slugs and snails are nighttime feeders. You will probably need to replenish the supply of Sevin or bait every few days.

If there are particular types of tulips your heart is set on, order your bulbs early because the most popular varieties often ...

Are you planning a wildflower garden or looking to add to what you already have? Hand harvesting wildflowers is a fun and ...

Charlotte Denne, seed expert at Kent Wildflower Seeds, also suggests wildflower ... suggests working out how many bulbs you are planting to determine your pot size. For example, 40 bulbs would best ...

Forget perfect lawns and straight-edged beds – go wild, fill your garden with flowers and experience the happiness they bring ...

In response to concerns over climate change and plummeting biodiversity, a shift is afoot in the city’s parks. Manicured is ...

For the widest choice of wildflower seed mixes, go to a specialist supplier. They offer options for various growing conditions, as well as supplying larger quantities if needed. Mix your seeds with a ...

Bulbs like daffodils, tulips and crocus adore the Pacific Northwest’s climate — the Skagit Valley alone grows roughly 1000 ...

But they will also happily grow in the garden or in pots, as long as you use well-drained or free-draining soil that’s enriched with organic matter. To grow bromeliads in pots, use a free-draining mix ...

Well, learning how to plant daffodil bulbs is even simpler in containers – they're one of the easiest spring bulbs to grow in pots, after all – but we're always on the lookout for the latest expert ...

Back in the spring, Emily Gogol and Penny Barthel barnstormed L.A.-area nurseries and gardening centers with a series of USDA ...