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Learn all about growing flowers. Grow beautiful annuals and perennials with expert insight from our flower gardening articles. We cover the basics plus advanced gardening tips and landscaping ideas to transform your yard into a backyard paradise. Learn to grow roses, irises, peonies, day lilies, native perennials, and flowers to attract butterflies and pollinators.

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How to Save Flower Seeds

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David Austin Roses – 2022 Introductions

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Why Choosing Dutch Tulip Bulbs Matters for Growing Great Tulips

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Growing Lavender

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Do Ants Hurt Peony Flowers?

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Literary English Roses from David Austin

David Austin English Rose 'Gabriel Oak'

Irresistible Introductions from David Austin Roses

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Long-Blooming Flowers for Window Boxes

3 Simple Garden Design Ideas Anyone Can Try

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Perennial Garden Clean Up – Conquering the Weeds

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Landscaping Ideas for a Hill or Slope

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Winter Geranium Care

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Sunflower Facts and Fun

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How to Build a Vegetable Garden Using Raised Beds

If you’re thinking about building a vegetable garden this year, raised beds are one of the best ways I know of to start a vegetable garden. Instead of renting a rototiller or hand-digging the soil, adding amendments and turning it all under to create a good garden bed, you start with the best soil mixture…

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Henbit: Plant Profile

I’ve put together this henbit plant profile to spotlight a lovely plant – which many gardeners consider a weed. Weed or flower? To me, it’s a matter of perspective. Every spring, at least one of my raised beds is covered in a thick mat of henbit. Henbit is both lovely and practical despite being labeled…

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The Ultimate Guide to Growing Organic Beets

I wrote this Ultime Guide to Growing Beets to share my techniques for growing tasty, organic beets. Beets are a powerhouse of nutrition. Both the beetroot and the leaves and stems are edible. You can also can beets and beet greens to store them for year-round use. Here, I share with you a full guide…

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Winter Homesteading Projects

Even though it’s cold and snowy out, winter homesteading projects beckon. As I write this, snow is falling in sheets outside my office windows, covering the orchard trees with a blanket of white. Last week, an ice storm knocked power out for 36 hours – and knocked pines down every which way. We had poles…

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