October might feel like the end of gardening season, but it’s actually the perfect time to add fresh color. These 26 flowers love cool weather and will keep your garden looking alive well past summer.

Few plants can match the charm of sweet alyssum. With its carpet of dainty blooms and honey-like scent, it’s a favorite for gardeners everywhere. Stick around to find out how to grow and care for it successfully.

Goldfish plants are proof that houseplants don’t have to be boring. Their playful flowers add personality to any space, and with the right care, they’ll bloom year after year. Keep reading to learn how to grow one successfully.

If you want a plant that feels festive in December and stylish the rest of the year, the Norfolk Island pine is a perfect pick. It’s graceful, adaptable, and surprisingly easy to grow indoors. Read on to discover the care tips that will keep it lush.

Boston ferns are timeless, elegant, and surprisingly forgiving once you get the hang of their care. They’re the perfect way to add greenery without going overboard. Read on for essential tips to keep your fern thriving.

Every gardener dreams of flowers that don’t just show up for a week and disappear. That’s where long-blooming perennials come in—they keep the color going month after month. Read on to discover the best varieties for nonstop beauty.

Creeping Jenny might sound like a shy plant, but don’t be fooled—it loves to spread. With its trailing vines and vibrant leaves, it’s one of the easiest ways to add lush greenery to your garden.

Looking for a flower that’s simple, sweet, and full of charm? Forget-me-nots are the perfect pick. They’re easy to grow, and once they bloom, you’ll never want to be without them.

Think of the fiddle leaf fig as the plant equivalent of a moody artist—sometimes temperamental, but absolutely worth the effort. With the right care, it’ll reward you with stunning growth and lush greenery.

If your garden could use a splash of fiery reds, oranges, and yellows, blanket flowers might be exactly what you’re looking for. These cheerful blooms are low-maintenance, tough as nails, and they’ll keep the color coming all summer long.

If you’ve ever seen a passionflower up close, you know it’s not your average garden bloom. With its wild, otherworldly petals, this vine is a true conversation starter—and surprisingly easy to grow once you know the basics.

Cyclamen might look delicate, but they’re tougher than they seem. With their heart-shaped leaves and vibrant flowers, they’re a favorite for brightening up windowsills and shady garden corners. Here’s your simple guide to growing them like a pro.