It’s no secret that gardening demands patience, particularly when growing plants from seeds. But if you want to add instant color to your landscape, certain plants are better choices than others.

Some cut flower plants don't thrive when transplanted and they prefer their seeds be sown outdoors, directly into the garden without being moved.

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These low-maintenance blooms love a head start.

Rosemary is a great way to attract hummingbirds and butterflies, but there's another herb you should add next to it if you want to see more of these critters.

From Seed: If you want to start skeleton flowers from seeds, cold-stratification is necessary. The simplest method is to sow ...

Spring is here and whether you've a balcony or a big yard, it is great time to garden. Maybe you're growing some vegetables this season or experimenting with new plants. But nothing says 'Spring' ...

“There are three essential elements to successful growing from seed,” she explained. “First, learn what time of the year to ...

A cutting garden is simply a garden filled with flowers meant to be picked, shared, and enjoyed indoors. Many of the best cut flowers are easy to grow from seed, making this an ideal winter planning ...

Lush greenery can add a sense of calm to many homes and bringing it indoors can help transform nearly any room into a relaxing oasis. Whether you’re a seasoned plant parent or just beginning your ...

Becca Ringham at Eleven Mile Farm grows flowers indoors using hydroponics. This allows her to grow thousands of specialty tulips, including varieties not found in grocery stores.