Variegated plants add texture and color to our gardens and create focal points. The contrasting colors can brighten darker areas.

I love zinnias. They are one of my favorite flowers. I interplant long rows of zinnias with my pumpkin and squash plants ...

Cheryl Royster of Brighton tells Homestyle that a garden of mostly perennials surrounds her patio, but her zinnias provide "a ...

They're easy to grow, they have bright, vibrant blooms, and they come in dozens of colors, sizes, and shapes from the ...

Zinnias are some of the easiest flowers to harvest and save seeds from. While the exact number of seeds produced by each zinnia can vary depending on the variety and growing conditions, a single ...

Adult hummingbirds flock to bright red, tubular flowers—it's what their plastic feeders are designed to emulate. However, there are plenty of flowers that don't fit this exact description that ...

Hardy, colorful, and easygoing, there are many reasons why zinnias are such a popular plant, but growing them with another go-to flower could spell disaster.

Take zinnias, for instance. They bloom profusely throughout spring, summer and fall and their wide, daisy-like flowers are a favorite of many beneficial insects and pollinators. Thus, we see ...

The narrow-leaf zinnia (Zinnia angustifolia) is usually a brilliant in-your-face orange, but it also comes in yellow and creamy white and loves hot, sunny areas.

A Native American Medicine Wheel has been created with flowers grown at the Rapid City greenhouse for this year's flower planting project.

Enjoy fresh blooms both in the garden and indoors in a vase, by building your own cutting garden. These seven flower species are ideal for growing, cutting, and home display.