Tag: Flowers
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1 Caryopteris imageBROKER/Jรผrgen Pfeiffer//Getty Images As a late summer to early fall bloomer, Caryopteris are ideal autumn flowers for USDA zones 5-9. Plus, they’re a great choice for a pollinator garden, as they attract bees, butterflies and other insects. SHOP CARYOPTERIS 2 Salvia Pakin Songmor//Getty Images Available in a range of colors, salvias can spruce…
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When I spoke to Cath Kidston MBE about the garden trends sheโs excited to see in 2025, one style immediately came to mind: patio gardens. And not just patio ideas which involve planting up a container garden (although those are great, too) โ speaking to Cath in her flagship C.Atherley store, she shared her love…
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Depending on the shade you choose, pink flowers can add a bold or delicate touch to the garden. Use light pink flowers for an airy feel or bright pink flowers that pop against a green background to make a bold statement. Browse our favorite pink flowering plantsโfrom climbers to hedgesโto add blush, rose, magenta, and…
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Celosia Photos from Japan, Asia and othe of the world SHOP NOW Celosia flowers are truly one of a kind and are known for their wild-looking shapes and colors. While this vibrant bloom may look like it could be in a Dr. Seuss book, it should definitely be on your radar for the upcoming summer…
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We love fragrant flowers, with their amazing range of scents reminiscent of chocolate, cotton candy, and beyond. They have the power to trigger a memoryโa pink peony can remind you of a favorite auntโor a sense of calm (hello, gardenia). Itโs hard to remember that plants arenโt there to perfume our gardensโtheir fragrance is meant…
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I have looked after all types of roses during my time as a professional gardener. From the blousy, deeply fragrant blooms of ‘Gertrude Jekyll’, to the pink perfection of ‘The Generous Gardener’, scrambling over trellises and walls. Iโve grown climbing roses across vast pergolas, and deadheaded potted roses for more hours than I care to…
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Looking for the best plants for a Japanese garden? If youโre hoping to nail this popular design scheme this year, youโll need to choose the right varieties. Whether youโre hoping to enhance your zen garden ideas or youโre looking for small Japanese garden ideas, carefully selected plants can go a long way towards creating the…
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I๏ปฟt might seem like you need a yard to have a garden and while that would be the dream situation, most of us have either small balconies or courtyards. Kia Codd is proof you can have a thriving garden on a balcony and even grow vegetables and fruit to eat. The Melbourne local started with…
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When cottage-core departs from interiors and steps outdoors, one of the first things I think of is a free-growing meadow. And typically, meadows are associated with sprawling lawns with an abundance of garden real estate. However, that’s not to say you can’t achieve the same look in a smaller space. And the key to executing…
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1 Campanula Birch Hybrid Feifei Cui-Paoluzzo//Getty Images Blooming from late spring to early summer, this hybrid bloom is a mix between the Serbian and Adriatic bellflower varieties. Growing wide, but short (under a foot), this plant is traditionally used as a floral filler or groundcover throughout garden beds. Be sure to provide plenty of water,…