Want a vibrant garden without breaking the bank? You can start these 13 flowers from seed and skip on buying the costlier nursey-grown young plants.

This flower, though not tubular-shaped for hummingbirds' beaks, offers a welcome source of food for pollinators. Here are ...

Maintaining a flourishing flower garden can be expensive, but propagating your existing plants by seed or cutting can help to ...

Designing the perfect cottage garden is all about choosing the right flowers. This one looks straight out of a fairytale and ...

Zinnias come in a wide range of sizes and colors, and they're easy to start from seed—just throw a handful into a garden bed or container. "Taller types are best for cut flowers, while shorter ...

This dainty flower with purple or pink petals is easy to grow and thrives in the late summer and into fall. It grows best in USDA zones four to eight, in full sunlight, and in most soils.

For an especially speedy flower, Petritz recommends the 'Kilimanjaro White' variety of African marigold (Tagetes erecta). "African marigold is a quick and easy plant to incorporate into a summer ...

“You can start some seeds inside, whether that’s vegetables or flowers, watch them grow and when it's time to put them in the ground, then you can put them out in your yard or your garden ...