Cornflowers are a pretty annual wildflower that was once commonly seen growing natively throughout Britain's rural meadows. Unfortunately, as with many species of wildflowers, the cornflower is now rarely seen in the wild. It has become almost extinct in rural landscapes thanks to modern agricultural methods.
The biggest consideration with gaillardia flowers is to be careful not to overwater. These plants are drought-tolerant but won’t survive long in soil that’s too wet.
Marigolds grow quickly and easily in any zone and are very drought-tolerant. Be careful with them if you don’t want to spread.
Most varieties of heuchera are very drought-tolerant. They also make great border plants for year-round color. If you are interested in adding some inviting & outstanding colors for your garden, heuchera plants (coral bells) are a perfect choice. If so, read our article till the end for proper growing & care tips.
There is a wide range of columbine flowers, all of which are easy to care for and are self-seeding, with flowers blooming after the first year.
Celosia has many colorful varieties and is easy to grow in a wide range of hardiness zones. The biggest concern is to keep the soil moist but not too wet to protect the roots from rotting.
Balloon flowers come in a number of attractive varieties, but none will bloom the first year. These flowers are not hard to care for though they have some toxicity problems that you need to know. Here in this article, we'll go over this beautiful plant in great details.
The sole purpose of flowers is sexual reproduction, therefore ensuring the survival of the species. Here we'll learn about every part of a flower, and understand in details why flowers are different from one another.
With so many on the market, it can be overwhelming trying to decide which is the best one for you and your orchid. That’s why we’ve prepared this helpful list of the best orchid pots on the market to narrow down your search.
Angel Wing Begonias produce beautiful flowers in a range of colors from white, pink, orange, and red, but they also require plenty of water and warm temperatures.
Hollyhocks produce beautiful flowers in a variety of colors but are short-lived. Thankfully, they’re very easy to grow and propagate so that you can continue your population of hollyhocks without much effort.
Foxgloves can grow up to six feet and produce beautiful flowers that are perfect for attracting butterflies and bees. Be careful to plant it in an area where it will have some afternoon shade, and keep it away from children and pets, as foxglove is very toxic.