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Plants that attract butterflies are colorful and offer resting spots and nectar for the ecosystem's critical pollinators. Our experts help you choose the right plants.| Martha Stewart
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These flower bed ideas from experts will inspire your garden design. From adding a bird bath to planting wildflowers, the options are endless when it comes to creating a beautiful garden.| Martha Stewart
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Here we explain how to start a flower garden. The first step is deciding where in your yard you want the garden to go. Then you can begin the fun part, like choosing your flowers and designing how you want to plant them.| Martha Stewart
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Here, we're sharing 12 common types of daisies to grow in your garden, from Shasta and gerbera to aster and coneflower. Plus, learn about the zones and conditions where each daisy thrives.| Martha Stewart
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Annuals only have one growing season, meaning you want to get the most out of their showy, colorful blooms. To help, we spoke to plant experts who shared the best annual flowers that will bloom throughout the season.| Martha Stewart
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These fast-growing ground cover plants will fill in your yard and garden quickly, suffusing it with beauty and color. We spoke to garden experts who recommend their favorites, from creeping phlox to Irish moss.| Martha Stewart