Posts in category Plants

Big, showy amaryllis flowers hold their own in complex arrangements or as simple containers of forced blossoms

When the flowers are gone, some leave behind a decorative winter surprise. Plantsman and garden designer Ryan Gainey expounds on several of these bountiful berries

Even after the blooms are gone, roses live on. Garden designer Troy Rhone shares tips for selecting and harvesting rose hips for flower arrangements.

P. Allen Smith makes the pain-free job of planting bulbs even easier with the help of some classic spring bulb “recipes” and flower combinations

If the summer heat is wearing out your garden, colorful zinnias will save the day. P. Allen Smith shares tips for growing zinnias and some of his favorite zinnia varieties

Becky Brinkman, the Fuqua Orchid Center Manager for the Atlanta Botanical Garden, shares tips for selecting healthy orchid plants, growing them at home, and daily care of your orchids

Heirloom hydrangeas will always have a place in the garden, but P. Allen Smith hopes you consider one of the newer hydrangea varieties if a spot opens up in your garden

The late garden designer and author, Ryan Gainey shared how a fragrant garden rewards its keeper

Landscape and garden designer P. Allen Smith shares some of his favorite salvia varieties for adding flavor to the garden and the kitchen

We often ask the question, “What is your favorite flower?” Look back at some selections and ponder your choice for best blossom

Think along different lines for a tasty way of achieving a more sustainable garden landscape

Artist Sally Legg reminisces about her father and his roses in picture and in prose