The petunia came through the crack. Beauty can come through the cracks. You can bloom even in the toughest of places. To me, ...

Roses, hydrangeas, and petunias are all accessible florals that can survive in a range of USDA hardiness zones. If you’re growing hydrangeas, just remember to check your soil pH before planting. You ...

Choose a container that is either red, white or blue and you will need less flowers to make the patriotic point. A deep blue ...

If your annual flowers aren’t exploding with celebratory fireworks of color right now, it may be lack of fertilizer.

Blue daze (Evolvulus glomeratus) is a low-growing bedding plant that loves summer heat and sun. This pest-free plant has ...

Looking for a festive way to spruce up your porch or patio for Independence Day? These red, white, and blue flower combinations will pair beautifully together.

A Wheel of Fortune player saw the million dollar prize tantalizing close after earning the wedge on the game show. Sadly, the ...

I do understand your plight. This plant is gorgeous, but unless you can contain it with a driveway or wide sidewalk, or ...

However, you can look for pink varieties specifically, like zinnia 'Luminosa,' if you want more consistent color. If you do stick to just pink zinnias, you can still add variety by planting both ...

The famous tennis club’s head gardener offers tips on how to get the look with hydrangeas, petunias and roses.

You could do purple salvia with orange fuchsias, or mix in some orange and purple petunias for a fuller look. Do you want to stick with just those two colours, or add in some other shades?