Deadheading is the removal of spent flowers from blooming plants. Learn the proper way to deadhead plants and which plants ...

However, there are plenty of beautiful flowers that don’t require deadheading and still put […] The post 12 Showy Flowers You Don’t Need to Deadhead appeared first on The Garden Magazine ...

Do cut flower beds need fertilizing? In short, no. Cutting garden flowers don't rely on being fertilized to grow well. However, many cut-and-come-again flowers will thrive best with fertilizer.

The only knock on geraniums is they do need dead-heading. That’s not the road trip you took in the 1980s to go to a Grateful Dead show; it’s the removal of dead flowers and stems.

Do your blooms need aspirin, vinegar or a penny dated before 1980? Here's what experts say is really necessary to keep your bouquets looking fresh.

The short answer is that for most flowers, you really just need fresh water in a clean vase. But there are still some things to consider around buying, displaying and tending to your new bouquets ...

Beyond being beautiful and fragrant, flowers deliver a health-promoting array of benefits. The experts at OrganicBouquet.com share five reasons you need fresh flowers in your home or office year ...

When you first plant your flower, they will not need as much water as you might think. This is because the roots are just beginning to grow, and the plant is still small.

Four flowers they say we should have in our gardens are: Superbena Pink Cashmere Verbena, Safari Dusk Jamesbrittenia, Double Delight Appleblossom Begonia and Superbells Double Redstone Calibracho.

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) - Flower prices have increased ahead of Mother's Day because of a shortage caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Local florists said people should be able to find flowers tomorrow (if ...