Primrose species grow in different areas from wet to dry, and sun to shade, depending on USDA location. But they need part shade in hot summer sun...

Growing plants from seed is not always an easy task, but is very rewarding. Sowing a packet of seeds in the winter is optimistic, but wi...

Pampas grass seeds require loose, well-drained, moist soil for germination. Plant the seeds indoors four to six weeks before the last killing fros...

Cold stratification is a technique that mimics the real-world cold and moist conditions a seed goes through; this is an undergoing natural form of...

  List of USDA Zones Based on the 2012 USDA Hardiness Zone Map we put together a list of USDA Zones. You can also Check Your USDA Zone by Zip Co...

How to Sow Delphiniums From Seeds Indoor, Direct Sow or Potted Plant  How to Sow and Plant Delphiniums Seeds To get Delphinium flowers from se...

Mums (Chrysanthemum flowers) can grow rapidly from seeds in just 10 to 15 days. However, seeds must be planted at the right time of year and kept...

Coleus can be grown from seed sown early indoors and transplanted outside after frost, or from potted plants. Seed depth: Press in Seed space: 1"...

Chocolate cosmos are all among the most rare flowers in the world (Cosmos atrosanguineus) featuring a dark reddish brown color, almost black cente...

Grapevines are one of the oldest plants to be cultivated.  You can grow grapes from seeds, but you need to be patient, follow the steps and for th...

Perennials are plants that will inhabit your garden and live anywhere between three and thirty years. We can sub-classify a perennial as one of the...

Germinating Clematis from Seeds  Place Clematis seeds in sterile seed starting mix, covering seeds with a thin layer of sand. Place the container ...