Plant Care Guides | How to grow and care for plants, bulbs, and flowers

This gives general guidelines for the hardiness of locations around the world. 

From sowing seeds to harvesting your larkspur, here's everything you need to know about growing and caring for this flower.

Starting your bulbs Tulips MUST have consistent soil temperatures (10 C / 50 F) for at least 6 weeks and 12-16 weeks in complete darkness to produc...

Commonly known as Chilean oxalis or silver shamrock, the Oxalis Adenophylla is native to Argentina and Chile. It is a clumping alpine perennial and...

Oxalis Tetraphylla 'Iron Cross' is a bulbous herbaceous perennial plant from Mexico, named after a popular cultivar. It is also known as lucky clov...

All the information you need for starting your caladiums from bulb, and caring for them after!

Oxalis Versicolor or Candy cane sorrel is a flowering plant native to South Africa. These are low-maintenance plants, requiring no fuss. These bulb...

Native to South Africa, the freesia was introduced into cultivation in 1878 by German botanist Dr. Friedrich Freese. It is one of the most beloved ...

Calla Lilies (not considered true lilies) are a very popular flower, especially as a cut flower for weddings and bouquets. Native to southern Afric...

Succulent plants are categorized as drought tolerant plants with thickened or fleshy parts that allow for the storage of water.  Care Essentials C...

How to grow, plant, and care for your anemone bulbs

Read about how to start your ranunculus corms, and how you can make them flower!