Save money and grow flowers not usually available in stores by starting your own annual flowers.
The Best Flowers from Organic Gardening's 2011 Test Garden
For fragrance, heirloom lilacs have no peer.
Chrysanthemums: A fresh look at a fall favorite.
An organic approach to rose care yields healthy, beautiful results.
Flowering trees bring the landscape to life. Their blossoms will delight your senses and set your garden apart.
Draw nectar-loving hummingbirds to your garden by planting some Scarlet Leatherflowers.
Aromatic, attractive, and medicinal—sage is a wise choice for flower beds.
Black-eyed Susans and coneflowers are summer flower-bed classics.
Gorgeous summer bloom and folk medicine.
Planting heat-tolerant annuals ensures that your borders bloom all season long.
Old-fashioned cottage pinks: heady fragrance in a petite package.
A grow-your-own wedding, Rodale style
Try these sustainable and organic sources for gorgeous cut flowers.
They bloom in vivid colors from summer until frost, are a snap to grow from seed, and attract birds and butterflies to your yard.
Clematis is called the queen of climbing vines, but her highness needs a yearly pruning to bestow those masses of flowers. Here's how and when to do it.
These elegant early bloomers carpet the ground with color.
Discover how easy and rewarding these lovely flowers are to grow.
Add color to your early spring garden.
