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.

You bring home a pot of Gerbera daisies, probably because those bright petals are hard to resist. You want them to thrive, but maybe you’re not exactly sure what they need. To grow and care for Gerbera daisy plants, start with well-drained soil, plenty of bright sunlight, and water at the base when the topsoil feels dry.

Bougainvillea is one of those plants that instantly makes you feel like you’re on vacation. With its vibrant bracts and tropical vibes, it’s a showstopper in any garden. Here’s how to grow and care for it so it keeps blooming beautifully.

If you’re looking for a reliable ground cover or border plant that’s hardy, attractive, and easy to maintain, liriope is a great choice. Here’s everything you need to know to grow it successfully.

Ever walked past a garden filled with cheerful, frilly flowers in shades of pink, red, or white? Chances are, you’ve seen perennial dianthus. Let’s talk about how to grow them and keep them blooming strong.

Coreopsis, also known as tickseed, is one of those flowers that just makes you smile. With its sunny blooms and easygoing nature, it’s the perfect plant for brightening up your garden. Here’s how to grow and care for it.

Want stunning, long-lasting blooms but tired of plants that fade too quickly? Lisianthus might be your answer. With the right growing conditions, it rewards you with gorgeous flowers for weeks. Here’s how to make it thrive.

Few plants can brighten a garden like creeping phlox. With its carpets of colorful blooms and easygoing nature, it’s a favorite for gardeners of all levels. Here’s how to grow and care for it in your yard.

If you’re looking for a flower that practically guarantees color without a lot of fuss, zinnias are it. They’re low-maintenance, fast-growing, and perfect for cutting gardens. Let’s talk about how to keep them thriving.

Snapdragons are classic garden flowers for a reason—they’re hardy, colorful, and low-maintenance. If you’re ready to add them to your yard, here’s everything you need to know.