Flower gardening

Tips on how to grow a cut flower garden including how to layout your garden, amending soil, and flowers to choose for scented bouquets

Whether you're new to gardening or just looking to keep things stress free, these low-maintenance flowers will liven up your landscape and need little help.

Grow a beautiful garden this spring with our list of flower seeds to plant in February! From Marigolds to Lupin, get ready for vibrant colors and blooms.

Nothing says summer more than an armload of cheerful zinnias. Available in a brilliant rainbow of colors, these happy blooms are a must-grow for any flower lover. As one of the easiest cut flowers to cultivate, they are a perfect first crop for beginning growers and are reliable, prolific producers for most flower farms. #floret #growfloret #zinnias

Hydrangeas are a beautiful flowering shrub. Here are some care tips and growing ideas on spots to plant your hydrangea shrub, watering and more.

Flower Gardening 101 is not just for new gardeners, it's for both novices and masters and all those in between. Stop by and learn what you've been missing! You might just take away a flower gardening idea or two... or ten!

Want to grow a backyard cut flower garden? Thinking of turning your love of growing flowers into a business? Here are 10 easy to grow annual cut flowers from seed.

Not all plants are created equal in terms of soil and lighting requirements. Come find out the best shade plants to plant to bring color to your home garden.

So you’ve decided to finally start your flower business, but you’re still months away from actually having your first bouquet ready to sell. You’re not nearly ready to start marketing yet, right? Wrong! Click to learn five ways you can market your flower farm before ever even planting your first seed.