Fragrant, beautiful lilies make a lovely addition to any garden. Plus, they're super easy to prune—all you have to do is deadhead wilted flowers during the blooming season and cut back lilies in the fall. In this article, we’ll teach you when and how to prune your show-stopping lilies, so you can count on them looking gorgeous in the spring-summer months and staying healthy during

Jasmine is a gorgeous, fast-growing plant with sweet-smelling flowers that makes a wonderful addition to any garden. Whether you’re growing summer jasmine (Jasminum officinal), winter jasmine (Jasminum nudiflorum), or star jasmine (Trachelospermum jasminoides), we’re here to explain how to prune it—the process is the same though the timeline differs. From when to prune to which branches

Chrysanthemums make a bright, cheerful addition to any garden, but you might be surprised to learn how easy they are to grow! Keep reading for tips on how to care for them, like how and where to plant them and how often to water them.

These hardy, easy-to-grow annuals brighten up any garden with their large, dramatic heads and petals. Sunflowers can grow anywhere from two to fifteen feet tall depending on the variety, and their seeds can even be harvested and enjoyed as a delicious snack. Follow the instructions below to learn how to plant, maintain, and harvest sunflowers.

Using seeds is a cost-effective way to grow flowers. You can start growing flower seeds indoors, in a planter, or outside in your garden or flower bed. Moisture, sunlight, and the proper soil are the most important components to growing a flower from a seed. Once the seedling becomes a flower, you should care for it like you would any other flower.

Geraniums grow in riotous reds, pretty pinks, wondrous whites, passionate purples...the list goes on. Needless to say, they are the perfect addition to any garden, windowsill, or pot. With a little knowledge, you can grow and care for your own beautiful geraniums.

Daylilies come in a large assortment of colors, have a long blooming season, require very little care, and can adapt to a number of different climates and habitats. For these reasons, daylilies are a favorite of home gardeners, and they have even been nicknamed the "perfect perennial." By planting your daylilies carefully and taking steps to maintain them, you can successfully grow

Gloriosas are part of the lily family, and produce tuberous, tendril-like vines and beautiful, sprawling red flowers. These lilies bloom during the spring and can give your landscape or your window sills a pop of color. Make sure you plant your gloriosa bulbs out of the reach of animals and small children, because they are poisonous if eaten.

If you’ve ever driven past a sprawling field of sunflowers or seen them peeking up over the fence of someone’s yard, you know how beautiful and eye-catching they are. They’re also really easy to grow. This article will walk you through how to plant your sunflower seeds and care for them as they grow and bloom. Within a few months, you’ll have beautiful sunflowers of your very own!

Morning glories are fast-growing vines that produce large, fragrant flowers. Once established, they will tolerate almost any soil. Before planting outdoors, be prepared to fight the morning glory away from the rest of your garden. These beautiful plants can become an aggressive weed if left unchecked.