Articles related to "Gladiola"

The language, legends and history for the gladiola - the flower for those born in the month of August.

Included in the wide array of summer flowering bulbs, you will find cut flowers, fragrant blooms and colorful foliage plants.

The bulb growing season can be extended by using tender bulbs or other summer flowering, perennial bulbs in the yellow themed garden.

Fall is a busy time in the flower garden. Use this list of reminders and tips to keep up with your fall garden chores, prepare for winter and anticipate spring!

Directions how to lift, divide, dig & save gladioluses for planting in your flower garden next year to increase and grow more of your favorite varieties or save money.

This article contains and ideas for spring gifts of plants and flowers that children can prepare and give. Celebrate the growing season with these gifts of joy.

A big tradition in the African American culture that garners unity and love is enjoying good food. Preparing, sharing and enjoying tasty soulful dishes is pure delight!

Grow a green mailbox garden sending seasonal plant postcards to the postal carrier and passersby.

Many bulb gardeners overlook the beautiful summer flowering bulbs because of the popularity of the spring bulbs. Here are plants to extend the bulb garden season.

Creating a beautiful garden plot can be expensive, especially if the yard is large and plants have to be replaced. Here are a few ideas for making a dollar go further.

Flowering plants are called angiosperms. Since all angiosperms have flowers, examining flowers allows plants to be grouped into different categories or families.

These exotic beauties aren't all difficult to grow. Several types of orchids are suitable for beginners. Here are some recommendations for selecting a healthy plant.

Gardeners can commemorate the birth of a child visually in the garden, honor the loss of a loved one or celebrate a special event or wedding anniversary with plants.

Edible flowers add color and interest to meals and beverages.

Properly preparing the home and gardens for the winter season is just as important as the work that is put into them to keep them beautiful during the growing season.

It can be difficult to let a garden go for the winter after weeding, watering and feeding plants all summer. Here are tips for maintaining plants over the winter.

If you've admired orchids from afar but are hesitant to commit to what you fear will be a demanding relationship with a finicky plant, here's a no hassle arrangement.

Planting an array of bulbs this fall, is one of the easiest and most economical ways to add lasting, colorful spring and summer flowers to your garden.

There is room in almost every home for a garden planted in containers--planters, window boxes, or flower pots! Children will be thrilled to grow a planter of flowers.

Hummingbird feeders are awesome fun for kids. Watching the tiny birds zoom and fly is great fun. How to get started? What should you know up front?