Plants that burst into bloom in fall should be a gardener’s reward for putting up with all the summer season throws at us.

One of the best things about perennials is that many of them have long bloom ... flowers are drought-tolerant and thrive in ...

From September and October, many annuals and summer-flowering perennials will begin to droop and fade, so it is a good idea ...

Today flowering plant species outnumber by twenty to one those of ferns and cone-bearing trees, or conifers, which had thrived for 200 million years before the first bloom appeared. As a food ...

Deadheading, the act of removing wilted flowers, not only tidies up your garden but also wards off fungal infections and unsightly decay. "Continue to deadhead plants such as dahlias, delphiniums ...

Look for plants that can grow in partial to full shade ... prairie flowers like asters and verbena, making the pollinators more likely to frequent your garden when it’s in bloom.

select plants with a few open flowers, mostly closed buds and healthy foliage. Plants that are already in full bloom will not be attractive as long. Avoid plants whose flowers have already begun ...

The shared video and photos showcase the stunning flowers in full glory ... is a unique plant species that bloom in unison, painting the hills with an ethereal blue hue. This rare flowering ...

The city’s gardens and country parks are full of flowering plants and trees. But some of them flower only for a short time. If you don’t know when that happens, you might miss out. Here are ...