Flowers that grow in the woods

Here is my most recent expansion of my shade garden. Most of what you see has been recycled, divided or dug up from in the woods. I add to it every year.

It is really beautiful to have flowering plants all year round, but sometimes it is difficult to achieve this.

With height, bloom time and color in mind, you can create an enchanting cottage garden with ease. Your hard work will be repaid with a low maintenance masterpiece you can enjoy year after year. Plus your vegetable garden will thank you for all the added pollination it receives from the bees and butterflies that flock to your flowers.

Use this tough plants for dry shade guide to find the best plants for dry shade. These drought-tolerant perennials, ground covers, and shrubs are the plants that tolerate dry shade.

Shade-tolerant fruiting plants can be hard to find, but there are still quite a few fruits that grow in shade, whether part shade or full shade. Don't give up on homegrown fruit just because you

Do you love wildflowers in the spring? Wolf Creek Narrows is one of the places to go. And the Butler Outdoor Club has a hike just for you. https://www.facebook.com/butleroutdoorclub/photos/a.275424499209889.65072.250960231656316/1662434967175495/?type=3&theater

Learn how to grow hollyhocks with step-by-step instructions, from sowing seeds to successful growth, and enjoy their beauty all season.

Are you looking for plants that grow under pine trees? We list out 17 plants that can handle and thrive the acidic soils underneath a pine tree.

Learn more about how Zinnias, Cosmos, Celosia, Basil and other heat-loving flowers and foliage are great additions to your cut flower garden.