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Do These 9 Things For Your Zinnias Before Fall - Featured image
5 min read Flowers And Houseplants

As summer winds down, your zinnias can pack in one more performance before the first frost. These cheerful, daisy-like blooms—native to the warm plains of Mexico and the American Southwest—aren’t invasive, but they do thrive so eagerly that a little late-season TLC goes a long way. By giving them the right care now, you’ll extend...

10 Yellow Flowers For A Gorgeous Fall Garden - Featured image
6 min read Flowers And Houseplants

Autumn’s crisp air and amber leaves don’t mean an end to blooms—far from it! Yellow-flowering perennials and annuals can light up your fall garden with cheery color, even as days shorten and temperatures dip. From bold sunflowers to dainty coreopsis, these 10 selections will keep your beds glowing and your pollinators busy well into the...

Growing These 12 Plants Is Like Growing Your Own Medicine Cabinet - Featured image
6 min read Flowers And Houseplants

I’m so excited you’re ready to cultivate your own living pharmacy right in your garden! There’s nothing quite like stepping outside, snipping fresh leaves or flowers, and knowing you have natural remedies at your fingertips. I know how frustrating it can be to run out of an over‑the‑counter tincture or to second‑guess store‑bought supplements—there’s comfort...

16 Flowers That Thrive in Hot Climate Zones - Featured image
8 min read Flowers And Houseplants

I know how discouraging it can be to see your garden wilt under scorching sun and relentless heat—especially when you’re craving vibrant blooms! Hot climate zones demand plants that not only endure high temperatures and intense light but also reward you with consistent color. These 16 heat‑tolerant flowers, hailing from diverse corners of the globe,...