While you might think that combining springtime flowers into a bouquet is a natural choice, one flower in particular could ...

Tulips bring spring into your home, but the joy is often short-lived. With simple tricks, however, you can significantly extend the lifespan of these precious flowers.

Imagine stepping outside and snipping gorgeous, fresh blooms to share with a neighbor, give to a friend in need, or simply ...

In short, yes and no. Daffodils are “poisonous for other flowers at the beginning, when you’re cutting from the ground,” Dara says, so this is really only a watchout if you’re growing daffodils from ...

Laura warns: “It’s safest to avoid keeping these flowers anywhere your dog might sniff or chew – and even the water in a vase ...

As we prepare to welcome the summer season, the warm weather brings plenty of flowers including tulips, lilies and ... sniff or chew – and even the water in a vase can be toxic.

If fall and/or spring are dry with less than normal rainfall, and soil becomes dry, water bulbs till soil is saturated (wet throughout). Animals like squirrels and chipmunks, may dig up and eat bulbs ...