Some of the flowers, such as petunias, that you enjoyed into June will probably not tolerate the heat and humidity of summer.

While you might think that this time of the year is not ideal for inserting new plants into your landscape, if you're longing for a bit more vibrancy, there are plenty of flowers that will grow ...

Perennials are plants and flowers that grow and bloom over the spring and summer, die every autumn and winter and then grow back in the spring. Jackson said there are some perennials ideal for ...

Summer heat won't stop these annuals! Plant these 16 tough bloomers for nonstop color in beds, pots, and borders even during ...

Gardeners are harvesting cool-season vegetables now. As you free up space in the garden, start replacing them with warm-season vegetables. This is a great time to plant okra, southern peas and ...

It is time to plant summer annuals in their place. You may want to plant some perennials and bulbs in with your annuals so you don't have to replace entire beds at one time.

It is time to plant summer annuals in their place. You may want to plant some perennials and bulbs in with your annuals so you don't have to replace entire beds at one time. Some summer annuals are ...

Warm-season plants come in two types: annual or perennial. Annuals are short-lived True annuals are an important group of bedding plants we use to add color to the landscape.

Annuals are known for their amazing flower power, putting on an endless show from spring through frost. Many perennials also bloom repeatedly throughout the year, providing lasting color that shines ...

Our zoo has been the home of trial gardens for many of the new plants that have been introduced over the last 24 years. You will find a list of their Hall of Fame Annuals at cincinnatizoo.org.

Pansies have larger flowers, at up to 3 inches across, while violas are less than an inch. They both come in a myriad of colors, so the possibilities are endless for pairing with other plants.