Flower Garden
While berries are great plants to grow for many reasons, many other rather decorative plants can be grown in a permanent location, in their own pot/container, or combined with one or more plants.
Various colors, shapes, and even fragrances, may change the garden's appearance significantly.
If You like growing flowers, we are sure that You will find something for You in our Flower Garden.
Here is a list of some of the most popular indoor and outdoor flowers:
How to Grow Lily Flowers
There’s no doubt that lilies are one of the most popular flowers in the world. They come in a great range of colors, sizes, and shapes, and it’s sheer joy to grow them in one’s garden.
These perennial plants grow from bulbs, seeds, bulbils, bulblets, scales, and many other methods, and go on blooming every year once planted successfully, even with minimal upkeep, and delight the onlookers’ eyes.
Published: October 18, 2022.
How to Grow Pampas Grass
The gorgeous, shiny, fluffy tufts of pampas grass floating all over rolling, sunlit meadows and fields are always spectacular. No wonder those who don’t know what they are, are always eager to know more about them and long to have them, as are those who know about them.
Growing pampas grass in one’s garden can be a striking addition to the collection of flowering and ornamental plants and landscaping, and its soft, dense tussocks can enhance the beauty of flower arrangements and serve as excellent home decoration elements.
Published: October 18, 2022.
How to Grow Hyacinths
Typically it’s observed that flowers that look beautiful and come in a variety of colors don’t usually have a fragrance. However, some flowers are exceptions to this phenomenon, and a great example of this is hyacinths.
Hyacinths not only occur in an amazing range of colors, from soft blue to bright pink but also have a sweet fragrance that makes them a much sought-after flower.
Published: October 18, 2022.
How to Grow Narcissus Flowers
After the harsh cold, some flowers make an entry first and denote the arrival of spring with their variety of beautiful colors, shapes, sizes, and distinct sweet fragrances. These are narcissi or daffodils.
Narcissus is an extremely easy-going plant, i.e., this perennial can grow well in a variety of conditions. Thus it’s happy with sandy, light soil as well as it has no problem growing in heavy clay, added with a lot of gravel to the planting spot.
The plant grows well in full sun, and it can also tolerate partial shade. What’s more, it’s quite safe from diseases and pests, and even deer and other varmints. Its bulbs continue multiplying very fast, just 2-3 weeks after planting.
Published: October 18, 2022.
How to Grow Gladiolus
There would be no person in this world who won’t like gladiolus. These tall, elegant flowers, with their colorful blooms, win the heart of the beholders at once, and one can be easily tempted to grow their very own gladioli. One can plant gladioli to get their flowers cut to make flower arrangements or to adorn their garden along with other plants like celosia, lavatera, and zinnias.
Gladioli are commonly known as ‘glads’ and are native to South Africa. It’s a perennial plant, and the best thing about it is that it comes in a range of colors. The plant reaches up to a height of 2 to 6 feet. Flowers, too, vary greatly in forms and sizes from as tiny as less than 3 inches to as big as larger than 5 inches in diameter.
Published: October 18, 2022.
How to Grow Hydrangea
With their exceptional blooms with a huge diversity of colors, hydrangea makes it irresistible for any homeowner to wish to have it in their garden and hence to know how to plant and grow these rich clusters made of cute, tiny flowers.
What is one of the most amazing qualities of hydrangea is that one can have multicolored flowers sometimes on the same plant. No wonder this plant has an immense power to offer the desired ornamentation to any garden.
Published: October 18, 2022.
