Articles related to "Sunny Garden"

Cannas are sun-loving plants that can quickly fill a garden spot with lush foliage and brightly-colored flowers. They require little care and look great in any garden.

A look at five good choices for planting native trees in a sunny spot of the landscape.

Learn how to garden by instinct with this guide to designing and building your garden intuitively.

Some flowers and plants prefer sun, some prefer shade. Is your garden sunny or shady or part sun or part shade? Find out how to tell the difference.

These fruits and vegetables with dark foliage make great victory garden substitutes for the typical bronze, burgundy, or black-colored landscaping plant selections.

Fleuroselect 2010 winners belong to three native North American flowering plants. They display qualities like compactness, long flowering seasons, and vivacious colors.

Catnip and catmint share a history going back 2,000 years. Today's cats enjoy it for its euphoric effect.

Contemporary wedding music, between wedding readings, is becoming more popular. Choose from top love songs, classic wedding songs and music from the movies.

An easy tutorial on successfully growing poppies: Papaver rhoeas, and those like them.

As summer winds down, there are blooming plants that will display rich textures and hues long into the fall. Here are a few plants that help extend the beauty of summer.

Lilacs are the perennial harbingers of spring, and a favorite deciuous shrub to include in fragrance garden, heirloom cottage gardens and more.

Grow your way to a healthy life with theme gardens aimed at reducing risk for certain chronic diseases.

Cottage gardens should be filled with flowers all season long. Grow these pretty and popular annual flowers for masses of easy color in the cottage garden.

Fall bulb planting during autumn gardening is sure to be rewarded with masses of spring flowers. Narcissus, commonly called daffodil, has many bulb ideas to choose.

Perennials with golden foliage create color interest in the garden even when little is blooming

Oswego Tea or Bee Balm and other species of Monarda are among the most colorful natives for the summer garden.