Flower Garden Lovers

Welcome to Flower Garden Lovers

Flower Gardens - the joy and delight they bring into our lives. Flowers brighten our landscaping and our homes' interiors. Hey! We just love to look at the flowers and take delight in the fact that we had a lot to do with those lovely blossoms.

This site is especially created for Flower Garden Lovers. Here you can find flower gardening tips and articles about many kinds of flower gardens. Whether you are new or a veteran, you will find something of interest which will make your gardening efforts easier and more timely.

Feel free to browse about our site to find the gardening tips that await. See what you can find here that will help you to improve your flower garden. As each of us has a preference for different blossoms, we each have a preference for a different type of flower garden. Perhaps you prefer a Rose Garden or even a Water Garden. Just use our menu to the right to seek out articles that interest you.

Maybe you are not looking for articles and tips. Sometimes you are just looking for lovely plants and flowers that may be available from garden supply catalogs. Who knows what new garden accessories they may have come up with?

And then there are those flower garden gifts for that Flower Garden Lover in your life. Hint: It could be you!

Take a look around and see what you can find. Our flower gardens articles and flower garden tips will help you get started gardening and provide information to continue once started.

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Featured Flower Garden Articles

Garden Rooms - Finding and Creating Them
Garden rooms can be a fun addition to your flower garden adventures. It definitely gives you an opportunity to try different things in one yard. So just what are garden rooms and how do you go about creating them? A garden room is much like any kind of room inside your home. The whole of your house has been broken up into rooms with different functions. You do the...

December Doings in the Flower Garden
What we do at this time of year depends entirely upon the weather. If it is fine and open, much like it is here in Colorado this year with our warm temperatures and not much snow yet on the eastern plains, we can do some construction work in the flower garden. If we need to make a new pathway, this could be a good time to do so...

An Edible Flower Garden
To most of us, the idea of eating flowers evokes the humorous image of someone biting into a rose, or chomping off the head of a daisy. Yet there was a time not so very long ago that flowers were an integral part of cooking. While most of us are aware that violets can be...

Planting Shrubs ... Part 2
After receiving shrubs from a nursery, water as soon as possible. Bare rootstock should be soaked for several hours in a bucket of water. Cover all the roots and don't soak longer than over night. You can also use the puddling method as talked about in the transplanting annuals article to protect the roots...

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Beautiful Big Flowers in Your Flower Garden

In contrast to our last entry, this flower, the Blue River II Hibiscus, is a perennial on a larger scale. The mature height of the hibiscus is 5 feet and it will get 3 - 4 feet wide. Blue River II Hibiscus wants moist to wet soil conditions which should make it a lovely addition in the southeast. I remember a glorious hibiscus I had when living in Florida. Interesting flowers.

This one has 10 inch white flowers that should make a stunning display. Can you imagine flowers the size of dinner plates? Additionally, hibiscus flowers provide yet another nectar source for many species of butterflies. Just imagine them dancing around this lovely plant. Consider what a background planting these could be.

Blue River II grows in zones 5 - 9 and truly loves the summertime heat. In the autumn, the leaves turn yellow. Grow this lovely hibiscus in full sun and enjoy the glorious display it will make in your flower garden.