"That which we call a rose, by any other name would smell as sweet…” - William Shakespeare. Despite its name, Rose of Sharon is not related to garden roses in any way. Hibiscus Syriacus, or Rose of Sharon, is more closely related to the mallow family (Malvaceae), which includes okra, cotton,...
If roses are the Queen of the Garden, hydrangeas surely are the King. Big, showy, dreamy flowers are the hallmark of this plant, and few flowering shrubs are more dramatic in the landscape. Hydrangea flowers are made up of a cluster of many smaller flowers to form what’s called a...
July can bring so much enjoyment to your garden. Your hard work of planting is starting to look really nice and will hopefully serve as a beautiful backdrop to your outdoor activities. The perennial gardens are blooming nicely, and this year some plants are a bit behind schedule due to the...
With a history dating back to the sixth and seventh centuries in China, the peony has earned its title as the King of the Flowers. It gained popularity during the Tang dynasty and became a staple in the imperial gardens. In both China and Japan, the peony symbolizes noble virtues...
Romantic stories always begin with roses. Throughout the ages, few flower fragrances and forms can compare to that of the rose, making it a timeless expression of beauty and love. Artists and poets have found inspiration in roses, leading to their appearances in art, music, and literature for centuries. Legend...
The iris flower holds a special place in history, named after the Greek Goddess Iris, who was the personification of the rainbow and a messenger of information from the gods of Mount Olympus. In ancient Greece, irises were believed to be named after her due to their vibrant and diverse...
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