These zinnia varieties keep giving all summer, making them the perfect choice for dedicated cutting gardens – or just the ...

Zinnias are colorful daisy-like flowers with rounded, bright petals in hues of yellow, orange, red, pink, white, purple, and ...

Lots of flowers will trail or spill from containers in pink, white, red, or yellow. Use these cascading blooms to keep ...

Pine cones, in a variety of sizes, can be cut to create different styles of “flowers.” Smaller cones have a daisy vibe, ...

Those who live in hot or dry areas can still grow plenty of plants. Drought-tolerant flowers, for example, are a wonderful option and can tolerate a little heat and less water. As long as your local ...

It is difficult to know what to do about investing in new plant material this year. In spite of fears of drought, the ...

The Royal Horticultural Society’s chief horticulturist Guy Barter shares his top tips for getting your outdoor space in order ...

Native to North and South America, zinnia flowers come in every shape from tiny inch ... When To Cut Zinnias For Vases Harvest zinnias when the little yellow flowers (stamens) begin to develop in the ...

In the late 1960s, Donovan sang about mellow yellow; I’m guessing he was not a gardener. After the winter months, a bed of ...

Zinnias and tomatoes both love lots of sun and rich soil, but that’s not the only reason to grow these plants together.

From coneflowers to dahlias, these easy-care flowers are great for cutting gardens because they also have long vase lives.