Planting & Care

Calla lily (Zantedeschia) is elegant, funnel-shaped blooms that thrive in warm U.S. zones (USDA 8–10) and are grown as summer bulbs in cooler areas. These plants love rich, moist, well-draining soil and partial sun making them perfect for containers, flower beds, or indoor displays. Whether you’re planting lily bulbs or buying potted ones, they need

row lily of the valley easily! Learn how to plant, buy, and care for it like a expert. Fragrant blooms, shady spots get all tips now! Lily of the valley is a timeless favorite among American gardeners prized for its fragrant bell-shaped blooms, easy shade-loving nature, and ability to naturalize in even the trickiest corners

The peace lily flower (Spathiphyllum) is a popular tropical houseplant prized for its white hood-like flowers and deep green leaves. Indoors, it typically grows between 1 to 4 feet tall, depending on the variety, pot size, and growing conditions. Peace lily flowers can appear multiple times a year when the plant receives proper light and

Lilies in a pot can be just as stunning as garden-planted varieties if you give them the right start. The key lies in selecting the right pot, preparing nutrient-rich soil, and understanding the specific light and water needs of each lily variety. I’ve found that deep, well-draining containers (at least 10–12 inches) help support the

Lily bulbs have an unmatched ability to bring elegance and color to any garden, making them one of the most cherished flowers among U.S. gardeners. From Asiatic lilies with their bold hues to Oriental lilies known for their sweet fragrance, the beauty of lilies begins with the health of their bulbs. Over my 15 years

When to plant tulip bulbs? Plant them in fall when soil temperatures consistently drop below 55°F, typically between late September and mid-November across most U.S. zones. This timing is crucial for achieving vibrant spring blooms, especially if you’re aiming for dramatic varieties like Black Tulips that require proper chilling to develop their deep, velvety color.

Ranunculus corms not blooming? Discover 9 proven tips I use in my Zone 7 garden to grow lush spring flowers plus expert pre-sprouting and buying tricks.There’s something magical about ranunculus blooms dancing in the breeze each spring. Their rose-like petals, layered like tissue, make them the stars of my early-season flower beds. I remember my

Discover everything you need to know about growing ranunculus successfully from the best planting time by zone to expert tips for bigger, longer-lasting blooms. Learn how to avoid common mistakes, boost flower production, and grow florist-quality ranunculus in your own garden.Growing ranunculus has become one of my favorite spring gardening rituals. These rose-like blooms offer

Ranunculus bulbs produce some of the most breathtaking spring flowers, with tightly layered petals and rich colors that make them a favorite in both gardens and floral arrangements. If you need clear answers on how to plant, care for, or grow ranunculus bulbs the right way this guide lays it all out from the start.