To the dismay of many gardening enthusiasts, fall signals the close of peak growing seasons. The vibrant greens of summer ... the flowers you choose, you may even be able to enjoy blooms into ...

Most perennials bloom profusely during a specific season, such as spring, mid-summer or fall. Peonies bloom in late May through early June, tall iris flower in mid-June, and garden phlox blossom ...

When most of us think about adding flowers to the ... having plants that burst into bloom in fall should be a gardener’s reward for putting up with all the summer season throws at us.

At the end of the summer ... woody-based deciduous perennial with lavender-blue flowers born on thin white stems. They bloom for weeks from midsummer into fall. This delicate-looking plant ...

It’s one small upside to fall yard cleanup: All those perennials you ... a plant that is post-bloom is ripe for the taking. Right now, we’re dividing spring- and summer-blooming plants.

The following bulbs, with admittedly quieter blooms, extend allium bloom season from late spring into deep summer ... show up just as early summer perennials such as catmint and hardy geraniums ...

Many of us have heard the adage “there is no such thing as a weed.” The idea being that any plant has its uses if planted in the right place. Many of the undesirable plants we work so hard to ...

As far as annual flowers go, marigolds offer one of the best bangs for the buck. After you put them in the ground, you can leave them alone and they’ll bloom until fall. Hardy and forgiving ...

The double flowers are about 3 or 4 inches across. The petals are bi-colored — white with a lovely border of rosy pink. Of all ... of our fall and winter blooming season, not a slide into ...

This breaks them into ... in the fall, perennials that bloom in the fall and ornamental grasses should be divided in the spring. Some perennials don’t respond well to dividing at all, so always ...

But what if flowers could live forever without any TLC at all ... budding, blooming and full-bloom flowers. And thanks to their long stems, you can easily slot the finished bouquet into a vase.