How to Take Care of Orchids Part 1: Choosing Your Orchid
By Daniel Dutton
In the first part of our mini-series, "How to Take Care of Orchids", we will look at the factors that must be considered when choosing which type of orchid to buy.

The Philippine Flower Industry
By Timothy Spencer
The Philippines offers a vast selection of flora to the world. With the fast-paced technology, local horticulturists aid the country’s flower industry to grow even more. This article discusses the Philippines’ flower industry and how it strives to meet the local and international demands.

Flowers That Attract Hummingbirds.
By Glory Lennon
A look at the many flowers attractive to the wonderfully elusive Hummingbird.

Propagating African Violets Through Leaf Cuttings
By Agnes Farside
Once you have one successful plant, it is easy to get more by simply propagating the plant through leaf cuttings.

Agapanthus africanus – An Essential Perennial For A Mild Winter Climate Garden
By Jonathan Yaakobi
Agapanthus is one of the loveliest and easy to grow perennials available to the gardener in a dry, Mediterranean climate. Used in a certain way, it can be stunningly exciting as well.

Annuals and Perennials
By Hans Dekker
Mixing annuals and perennials in your garden is a great way to take advantage the strength and natural abilities of these two sorts of plants. It will help you to keep you to reduce maintenance and you can enjoy flowers all season long.

Cockscomb Plant: Enter the Exotic Cockscombs©
By Arlene Wright Correll
Arlene Wright-Correll shares information about adding Cockscombs to your garden.

That’s Not a Morning Glory, That’s a Cardinal Climber Plant! ©
By Arlene Wright Correll
Arlene Wright-Correll shares what little she knows about the Cardinal Climber plant.

Shoo Fly Don’t Bother Me©
By Arlene Wright Correll
Arlene Wright-Correll shares some information about the Shoo-Fly or Apple of Peru Plant.

Why Not Add the Plumed or Wheat Celosia to Your Garden? ©
By Arlene Wright Correll
Arlene Wright-Correll share more information about the Plumbed or Wheat Celoisa.