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Calibrachoas are typically thought of as a summer flower, but they continue blooming until the first frost of the fall and even come in fall colors.
Most plants are dormant in late winter and early spring, but snowdrops (Galanthus spp.) are early-blooming flowers that will make your garden come alive.
By Lauren Krystaf Aimintang/Getty Images There's a lot to love about growing lettuce. After all, who doesn't enjoy harvesting their own salad?
By Lauren Krystaf Olekry/Shutterstock You may have seen ants crawling on peony blossoms and been told that the insects are needed to help the buds open.
By Lauren Krystaf Michael Roberts/Getty Images While birdfeeders offer a great way to provide food for your local birds
Grow crotons in planters next to your garden mums. Their vibrant foliage, along with the mums' blooms, are sure to boost your home's curb appeal in the fall.
By Lauren Krystaf Aerolife/Shutterstock While currants have long been a classic for in-ground gardening, you may have hesitated on growing them in planters.
Lauren Krystaf While it may be a cliche to say that a kitchen is the heart of a home, it's often true.
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If something is damaging your zinnia flowers, you might never see the perpetrator. Here are the signs to identify the pests and what to do about them.
