Cutting gardens are trendy again... and they give you free bouquets. Here's a how-to on adding one to your yard.

After all, a big reason you've got a zinnia garden at all is because you want ... Get expert home tips, DIY guides, and design inspiration by signing up to the House Digest newsletter!

This is where companion planting can step in to save your garden, particularly with zinnias (Zinnia spp.). These brightly ... Get expert home tips, DIY guides, and design inspiration by signing ...

We're getting you garden smart by talking about companion plants, or flowers that you should grow near your vegetable garden to help your veggies thrive.

Summer is just around the corner, and you might be itching to try your hand at growing cut flowers this season. You just ...

Most raised beds are 4x8, which isn't a ton of space, but using the right method and design, you can fit a ton of vegetables.

But design expert Ivana Agustina says there are ways of making your smaller garden feel much bigger. She says: "Small gardens don't have to feel cramped or limiting.” Agustina, head of project ...

he works on design projects, using his green thumb to take on intimate balcony makeovers to small-scale garden, patio and interior designs. Jorge has watched Super Garden over the years and always ...

You can now literally own a piece of Joanna's garden since the line includes seeds ... Annual Wildflower Mix, and Zinnia Mix to the tasty and aromatic Cherry Tomato and Sweet Basil.

Botanic Name: Camellia spp. Ferns are another great companion plant to mix with gardenias to create interest in your garden design. Their lush leaves enhance the aesthetics of your garden while ...

who has her own horticulture design firm, Beloved by the Sky Gardening, in Guelph, Ont., says soothing gardens usually incorporate some, or all, of these basic principles: “A soothing garden ...

Cathy is the owner of the NYC + Hudson Valley-based interior design, home staging firm Cathy Hobbs Design Recipes and the author of the book “Home Design Recipes.” www.cathyhobbs.com.