Imagine stepping into a garden where every corner whispers tales of simplicity and harmony with nature. A cottagecore garden is more than a space; it’s a sanctuary where wildflowers sway, herbs ...

Some plants are far too odd to even be realistic-sounding and so they really have to exist. What if the jungle holds secrets we have never even imagined? For instance, vines humming lullabies during ...

Once a favorite flower of nobility and fashionable society, by the mid-20th century the once-flourishing pansy had been ...

Planting a spring planter with hardy, cold-weather flowers is a perfect way to welcome the season, even when temperatures are ...

There’s just something about a row of window box planters that makes any home look charming and put-together, no matter how ...

Pansies keep me from going crazy in our Rocky Mountain springs. While chilly nights make me wait to plant many of the ...

In literature and folklore, the pansy finds multiple mentions, most notably in William Shakespeare’s Hamlet, where Ophelia refers to it as the flower of thought. The name “pansy” derives ...

Edible flowers make pretty garnishes, but with a variety of flavours, flower shapes and colours, they can also be a star ingredient. I add edible blooms like nasturtiums, pansies and calendula to ...

Spring’s daffodils will soon be finished for the season. Experts share what to do with the flowers after flowering, with all the relevant care advice.

They’re as fresh and fun as spring itself. Here in Knoxville, we’re in our second “false spring,” but my cold weather-loving pansies are bolting from the heat and our cars are dusted in pollen. “Real” ...

Boil the edible flowers and strain out the plant matter to get a vivid purple liquid ideal for elevating baked goods or infusing teas without artificial food coloring. We're all familiar with the ...