9 Stunning Vines with Pink Flowers

Gift-wrapping season is here, and with it comes those awkward scraps of wrapping paper that you're not quite sure what to do with. But if you have a bunch of wrapping paper that doesn't fit any gifts, there's solution that’s so adorable you just might end up wanting to save every scrap of leftover wrapping paper you’ve got: turning it into ribbon for your gifts.

These climbing beauties, with their vibrant red stems contrasting against the rich green of five-part leaves, are a must-have for any plant enthusiast.

YOU NO DOUBT have seen news that the USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map was just updated, and that half the country once again got reclassified a half-zone warmer just as many of us did after the previous update of the map in 2012. But what does it all mean to gardener’s practically speaking?

Stacy Zarin Goldberg

The leaves of these purple trailing plants are a striking combination of deep purple and silver, with a zebra-like pattern that adds an eye-catching element to the indoor decor.

Annuals do more than just look good in the garden; they also make excellent cut flowers for floral arrangements—especially in fall as they give it their all and put out their last blooms before the end of the growing season. As with creating captivating combinations in garden beds and containers, a bouquet needs balanced and hardworking elements. Focal-point flowers and foliage give a strong visual anchor. Use color echoes and contrasts to evoke dramatic excitement and harmony. And don’t forget to include dynamic fillers and textures, which also help the leading players to stand out.

Vines with white trumpet flowers showcase pure white petals that dangle down beautifully from the trailing stems, creating a rich contrast against the green foliage. You can train them to climb gracefully over trellises, fences, or walls!

These Succulents with Pink Edges offer you the best gardening combo – ease of maintenance and beautiful looks!

In this article, we’ll discuss Trees That Start With S, which stand out with distinct features, be it the Sugar Maple’s striking autumn colors or the Spruce’s resilient nature in cold climates.

You can create unique note cards with flowers and leaves from your garden. These botanical cards are easy and fun to make. With just a little bit of preparation and time, you can make your own note cards or holiday cards more personal by designing them yourself. Here’s how to do it!

Royal blue flowers can help create a stunning visual impact in gardens and homes. Popular for their regal hue, these blooms also attract various pollinators, enriching your garden’s biodiversity.

Ranging from the subtle blush of a dawn sky to the vibrant intensity of a summer sunset, these Pink Wildflowers not only add a burst of color to your garden but also invite a diverse array of wildlife.