Garden Ideas & Projects

Taking good care of the perennials you plant in the fall leads to beautiful spring blooms

Fall is the best time to add perennials to your garden. While annuals last for just one season, perennials will die back in winter and return in spring.

Learn how to add more to your garden's display of color when you grow hardy perennials

Learn to grow primrose, one of the earliest spring flowers to bloom

Grow the right plant in the right place in your garden when you know the difference between annuals and perennials

Add these fast-blooming flowers to your garden for a fresh pop of color

Baucom's Nursery grows perennial and annual flowers for Home Depot Garden Centers

Tall, dramatic lilies add beauty to your flower garden

Grow your garden with these full sun flowers to keep your space gorgeous all summer long

Learn how to grow daffodils, one of the beloved signs of spring

Bring the outdoors inside with plants and flowers that add color to your room.

Learn how to plant bulbs from dahlias to elephant ears for long-lasting color in your space

Grow orchids for flowers that delight for months

Grow the 10 top summer perennials to bring color to your home garden and landscaping

Fall is a great time to plant many perennials, especially peonies

Pruning isn't hard, and it helps produce many more blooms

More than the other two elements of a well-designed mixed container, the Thriller and Filler, the Spiller gives a lush look to your finished planter.

Annuals dazzle throughout the summer, adding brilliant colors and textures to your garden

Bring bold color to your spring garden by planting bulbs like tulips, hyacinths and daffodils in fall

Easy-to-grow Knock Out roses will reward you everyday with a season-long show of blooms from spring to frost. Learn more about growing Knockout Roses.

Plant a flower garden and surround your outdoor living space with color and fragrance

Enjoy bold blooms all summer long with these heat-tolerant flowers in your garden

Discover plants that do well in heat for your summer garden

Discover why shade-loving hostas are a natural choice for containers and learn how to grow them..