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Is that flower an annual, perennial, biennial? Define your terms! Which one(s) are you planting in your flower garden this year? Does it matter? Of course it matters!

Versatile, easy-care Christmas Ferns are an elegant solution to many problems in the shade garden.

Instead of carrying flowers, many brides choose to carry something more personally meaningul to them. Here are some great ideas for flowerless wedding bouquets.

All flower arrangements, except the oriental or the abstract, are done in a specific shape or pattern. Starting with a shape in mind leads to a successful floral display.

Contrary to popular belief, you don't need to spend a fortune on imported flowers to have a classy, beautiful wedding.

Learn how to combine favorite old fashioned flowers of all kinds to design your own colorful cottage garden filled with fragrant roses, lilacs, peonies and more.

April is full of important spring events such as National Poetry Month, Arbor Day, and John James Audubon's birthday. Enjoy these creative writing prompts and ideas.

Hummingbird gardens attract pollinators by offering food, water and a place to rest. It is helpful to understand a pollinator's habitat to grow a hummingbird garden.

Don't let the treadmill of Stops, Nos, and Don't-do-thats drown out the wonder of just how much fun your little ones can be at this young and inquisitive age.

Gain inspiration from the bright colors of spring! This simple art project is a great way for young children to welcome the new season.

Although Americans are marrying at older ages, the accoutrements of wedding garb, decorations, locale and colors has not kept up with the changing demographics.

Tissue paper flowers are fun to make and fun to give as gifts. They're sure to bring sometime springtime cheer whenever you make them.

Learn to design the white garden, a flower garden with only white blooms. Or design your own moon garden -- a white garden designed to be seen at night. Magic!

This art reference book for children examining famous artists and their best known works is a great starting point for teaching art appreciation to children of all ages.

Use the book Dandelions: Stars in the Grass in spring-themed elementary language arts lesson plan teaching how to identify and use figurative language - imagery, simile.

First impressions count! Curb appeal sells houses. Inexpensive pretty flowers in beds, border, pots and containers quickly fix up the street view appearance of your home

What is an adjective and what role does it play within the structure of a sentence? Moreover, how can writers know they are using adjectives correctly?

Rainforests host an amazing variety of plant species that are still being discovered.