Giant alliums have been a special addition to my garden, their low care, long blooming and my kids absolutely LOVE them. Who would guess that this statuesque beauty, with its orbs of intricate purple florets, is a close relative of the humble onion? It’s true! These floral giants not only inject a burst of geometric color into your garden but also bring a treasure trove of benefits that cater to both green-thumbed experts and gardening novices alike. Join me as we dig into the myriad of ways these show-stopping blooms can transform your garden space. Quickly Find Reasons To Grow Giant Alliums ..read more

As the seasons shift, I find myself eagerly anticipating the planting season again. The thrill of setting bulbs now for the colorful springs and elegant summers to come is truly one of gardening’s greatest pleasures. Whether you’re dreaming of a garden vibrant with riotous colors or elegant floral displays, understanding the nuances of when and how to plant your bulbs is essential. Spring bulbs I’ve put together this comprehensive guide based on my own experiences to help you master the art of bulb planting, ensuring your garden remains lush and vibrant throughout the year. Let’s dive in and g ..read more

The true beauty of wildflowers is their diversity. From Lupins to Wild Roses, the combinations and color pallets are endless. Today, I’d like to take you on a journey across the world to see some of the most incredible displays of this wild and untamed beauty. From the iconic slopes of Mount Rainier in Washington to the expansive fields of Namaqualand South Africa, these vibrant landscapes have been a feast for the eyes and a balm for the soul for centuries. Quickly Find Wildflower Gardens: Mount Rainier, Washington State Namaqualand, South Africa French Alps Kings Park, Perth, Western Austr ..read more

Welcome to our cozy corner of the gardening world. Just like a warm cup of coco I’d like to take you on a delightful journey—a path to grow the rare Chocolate Cosmos flower. This flower is not just a velvety feast for the eyes but a treat for the senses as well.  The aroma of this flower is incredible giving off a chocolate scent that captivates and charms its admirers. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or a curious newbie with a love for unique blooms, this guide is crafted with care to help you successfully grow your very own Chocolate Cosmos. This Guide Covers: The Scent of Nature’s ..read more

2023 Marked the end of a devastating year for honey bees in the USA. The recent news hit me with a heavy heart, a shocking 48% of honey bee colonies collapsed over the last growing season. I call this the canary in the coalmine. These pollinators are guardians of our food supply, ensuring the growth of over 100 different types of crops. It’s needless to say they play a crucial role in our ecosystem and the overall health and diversity of our planet. Quicky Find The Section Your Looking For: What Caused This Steep Decline? Queen Issues: A Royal Problem Destructive Parasites: An ongoing fight ..read more

Carnations have quickly become one of my favorite flowers to grow over the years. Not only do they grow well in my cooler northern climate they happen to handle growing in shady patches quite well. When in full bloom, even just a few Carnations will fill the air with a sweet aroma that’s only matched by lilacs in my mind. If you’ve begun adding pockets of carnations throughout your garden you may be wondering which flowers will grow alongside as companions to these sweet little blooms. I’ve put together my list of showstopping flowers that will grow wonderfully alongside these cherished garden ..read more

Ah, the magic of spring! When the earth reawakens, and our gardens transform into a kaleidoscope of colors and textures. It’s a season that invites a playful spirit into the world of gardening, especially when it comes to pairing those jubilant spring bulbs with their perfect plant partners. So, grab your gardening gloves, and let’s embark on a delightful journey through “Jaw-Dropping Spring Gardens: Secrets to Pairing Bulbs That Every Gardener Must Know.” Each duo not only shares the stage in a visual ballet but also thrives together, creating a lush, vibrant garden ecosystem. Quickly Find S ..read more

Dahlias are akin to the divas of the gardening world, embodying showiness, diversity, and sheer beauty. These flowers range from petite, charming varieties to dinner plate-sized spectacles, infusing gardens and bouquets with vibrant colors. Delving into the enchanting world of dahlias, let’s explore nine distinct types, each capable of transforming any garden into a vivid tapestry of hues and forms. Let’s take a look at some of the most astounding blooms you can find in the garden center this year, you won’t want to miss these! Quickly Find The Dahlia Your Looking For: 1. Anemone Dahlias 2 ..read more

The dramatic swaying heads of glorious hydrangeas are an eternal favorite of cool, moist gardens. Their massive radiant mop-head flowers are impressive and hard to top. They’re also a little bit magical, changing color as the acidity around their roots changes over time. But the natural world is nothing if not inventive, and there’s an equally prolific bloomer to suit any climate or soil type. @wanderingbotanicals @wanderingbotanicals @wanderingbotanicals Quickly Find The Flower Your Looking For 1. Butterfly Bush (Buddleja davidii.) 2. Crape Myrtle (Lagerstroemia indica) 3. Egyptian Star ..read more

Generally, I plant gardens with appealing flowers to attract bees and butterflies. Choose the right plant, however, and you can enjoy the mirage of butterflies with flowers that look like them in your garden. Flowers that look like butterflies are less common than those that look like feathers or other natural features, but when you find them it’s something special indeed. Quickly Find Flowers that look like butterflies: 1. Butterfly Flower 2. Cyclamen 3. Dancing Lady Orchid 4. Florida Butterfly Orchid 5. Globba Flower 6. Lesser butterfly orchid 7. Moth Ginger 8. Psychopsis Orchid 9. W ..read more