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Plant your cut flower garden in rows or plots for ease of watering, weeding and harvesting. Consider your USDA growing zone when selecting plants that

Repetition is key when designing flower gardens. By repeating specific colors, shapes, and plants over multiple beds in your beds, they create an

Acknowledging the growing zone and first and last frost dates of your garden will enable you to make informed decisions when it comes to selecting

Planning your own flower garden requires consideration of lighting conditions, soil quality and planting design as well as consideration for flowers'

Cats can be useful companions in the garden, yet can also cause considerable damage by nibbling plants, scratching at compost piles and using prized

Flower gardening can be a satisfying way to relieve stress and add color to your home landscape. If you're new to growing flowers, start with a packet

Flowers bring life and vibrancy to any landscape. Shades of a single hue repeated across the garden create an appealing appearance and tie the design

Planning your new garden requires many decisions and careful thought, from selecting an existing flower bed location to finding a spot just right.Your

Choose flowers that thrive in your climate and are easy to cultivate, such as annuals such as zinnias and sunflowers for beginners. Keep in mind that