Flowers

Mad About Glads! Tips for Arranging and Caring for Cut Gladioli

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Night-Blooming Flowers

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Incredible Calla Lilies

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Flower Stars at the World's Best Flower Show

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Zinnia Flowers: Providing Garden Color From Spring Until Frost

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Petunias Pop! 11 Varieties Worth a Gander

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How to Create a Hand-Dyed Bouquet

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Drop the stems of white flowers into food coloring and water, and watch the flowers drink up the color. The kids will love trying out different hues to create a rainbow bouquet.

26 Annual Flowers for Year-Round Color

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21 Fabulous Flowers for Drying

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Look-Alike Flowers

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Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, as these flowers prove. They're glam look-alikes for other blooms.

How to Grow Oakleaf Hydrangea

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With their big flowers, brilliant fall foliage and shaggy winter bark, oakleaf hydrangeas are year-round showstoppers for gardens and containers.

Unconventional Flowers for Fall

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When you're looking for unusual fall flowers, think spring for autumn color.

How to Plant and Care for Verbena

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Verbenas add a punch of long-lasting color to gardens and containers from spring into fall. These easy-to-grow, reliable beauties love the sun.

How to Care for Your African Violet

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African violets have been among the world's most popular houseplants for more than a century. Here's how to take care of these exotic tropical beauties.

How to Care for Fuchsias

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Learn how to properly care for budding fuchsias all year with these simple gardening tips.

Coneflower: Growing and Caring for Echinacea

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An easy-to-grow native plant, the purple coneflower blooms in July and August.

11 Ways to Preserve Petals

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How Long to Germinate Sunflower Seeds

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Fill your garden with the living sunshine of sunflowers. The magic starts with one little seed.