Wildflowers turn any patch of ground into a living tapestry of color while asking very little in return. Whether you...

Is your hydrangea not blooming? This is one of the most common backyard puzzles in North America, and the good...

If you were born in January, your birth flower is the carnation, a bloom that folklore has tied to love,...

Saffron is often called "red gold," and by the time those crimson threads reach your spice jar you understand why....

Have you ever wondered if the poppy seeds on the bagel you’re eating come from the same poppy flower that produces opium? They actually do, but they have been scrubbed of the milky substance which forms illegal narcotics and therefore are perfectly safe to eat. Don’t be alarmed: The poppy flowers growing in your backyard are a different species! There are 120 varieties of poppies, only one of which you cannot grow in the US. Learn all about poppy flower history, nutrition, folklore, and tips for growing. Read on.

You have a shady corner where the grass gives up and every plant tag seems to read "full sun." Do...

A colorful member of the aster family, strawflowers are easy to grow and a pollinator favorite, they'll be your "everlasting" favorite, too!

Queen Anne's lace is wild carrot, the European ancestor of every supermarket carrot you have ever eaten. It is also...

These delicate white flowers are not only beautiful but they have a rich history and symbolize everlasting love. Want to grow your own? There are a few things to consider.

If you're hiking in the woods and happen upon a group of these interesting-looking wild orchids, it's perfectly normal to get a little excited. Read about lady's slippers' interesting legends and how to grow them in your garden.