To iris enthusiasts, The Standard Dwarf Bearded Iris (SDB) is well known, second only to the Tall Bearded (TB) in popularity.

American Floral Endowment’s next Grow Pro webinar covers how to properly handle flowers as part of the postharvest process.

DENVER — It’s spring in Colorado, and that means your garden is ready to become beautiful and lively again after a long ...

These shade-loving blooms that will bring vibrant color, texture, and life to even the darkest parts of your landscape.

get in there and start deadheading. "After flowering, the old blooms can be removed which keeps the plant looking neat and will stop the energy going into setting seed," says Morris. Much as you ...

Here’s how to grow hydrangeas in your own backyard, so you can have these beautiful summer flowers blooming over Christmas. Dig your planting hole twice as wide and to the same depth as your hydrangea ...

After that, little care is needed apart from deadheading to encourage more blooms ... overwintered in pots and planted out the following spring. Cornflowers bloom for around 10-12 weeks, which isn’t ...

Deadheading is key to keeping trailing lantana blooming throughout the summer season. Snip them as soon as the blooms are spent. Additionally, if you find your plants are getting leggy, you can cut ...

Enticing fragrance, showy flowers, and easy care are just a few reasons to include peonies, Paeonis spp., in your landscape. These herbaceous perennials bloom from late spring to early summer, often ...

Reblooming varieties should be deadheaded after the initial spring or early summer bloom. You can skip deadheading other hydrangeas and enjoy the spent flower heads instead, which are often quite ...

"If your plant isn't blooming, maybe move it a little bit closer ... It's also important to deadhead any faded flowers, "as the more you deadhead, the more flowers you'll receive".

and Behavioral Scientist, Dr. Gino Collura, join Gayle Guyardo, the host of Bloom, to weigh in on how to rebuild and trust again after a relationship falls apart.