As the cold, dark winter months settle in and outdoor gardens lie dormant, indoor gardeners can find solace in two spectacular flowering plants that promise to brighten even the gloomiest days.

Most gardens slumber under frost and snow during winters, but certain resilient flowers turn winter into a season of vibrant bloom.

When planning a garden, include these nectar-rich late summer and fall flowers for hummingbirds. They bloom best when days ...

Don’t be fooled by their delicate appearance; hellebores are hardy evergreens and perfect flowers for the colder weather ...

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Cold weather could affect how well your broadleaf hydrangeas bloom. Professional gardener Peg Aloi shares where to plant them ...

Harald Altmaier’s photographs of floral tableaux, as colossal in effort as in scale, recall 17th-century Dutch still lifes, ...

Another key element of learning how to grow cyclamen indoors is watering your plant correctly.

The Disney Garden of Wonder has debuted at Singapore’s Gardens by the Bay in the Floral Fantasy exhibit. Organised in ...

One of the world’s rarest flowers with an unfortunate name and a pungent smell is blooming at Auckland Zoo. Amorphophallus ...

Top Black flowers Black plants and black flowers are not so common that are combined with other colours. Here we bring to you ...

According to a study published in Frontiers in Plant Science, music has the potential to stimulate plant growth, and even the ...