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Early spring can feel frustrating in shady gardens. While sunny borders erupt with daffodils and tulips, deeply shaded areas often lag behind—especially where spring bulbs struggle to … read more

By KK Few plants announce the changing of the seasons with as much charm as primroses. Belonging to the genus Primula, these beloved spring blooming flowers range from woodland perennia … read more

By KK Thinking back over my gardening this past season, I remembered some seeds I bought for spring that never quite made it out of the pack. Wait - who am I kidding? "Never quite" is t … read more

When most gardeners think about flowers, spring and summer usually come to mind. But with the right planning, your garden can continue to bloom beautifully well into fall. Planting fal … read more

The best known fall flower is, of course, the chrysanthemum, or garden mum. Chrysanthemums are hardy perennials, generally returning year to year in zones 5-9. The fall mums available … read more