Flowers

With bright yellow, low-growing flowers, no wonder where the Basket of Gold Flowers got its name. Given its short height

Bane berry Flowers (Actaea spicata) are perfect for cool, shaded spots; the Bane berry brings a holiday-inspired look to your

Balsam Flowers (Impatiens balsamina) are very easy to care for, it thrives in shadier spots, can tolerate heat and handle

Balloon flowers (Platycodon grandiflorus) usually start as hollow buds and, as it grows, eventually bursts open into a star-shaped flower.

Azalea Flowers (Rhododendron spp) which are often referred to as “the royalty of the garden,” these elegant flowers are known

Aubrieta Flowers named after Claude Aubriet, a French artist who famously painted them, Aubrietas spread low with small violet, pink

Astilbe Flowers are deceptively delicate with their long, fern-like flowers. These flowers can actually withstand damp soil and shade, while

Aster flowers were named after the Latin word for “star,” Asters Flowers will brighten up any garden. It attracts butterflies

Artemisia flowers are grown for their silvery-green foliage and for their aromatic, culinary, and medicinal properties. They have alternate, sometimes deeply

Angelonia Flowers are very good especially good for container gardening, the Angelonia will keep blooming all summer even if old

Angelica flowers are commonly found in tea and herbal remedies, the stem of the Angelica flower can even be made

Anemone Flowers includes about 120 species of flowers, but the most common types found in North America comes in white,

Allium Flowers (Ornamental Onion) has about five varieties which are known primarily for their tall stems and large, spherical heads.

Ageratum Flowers also known as Floss Flower, comes in different colors like blue, pink and white blooms. The taller varieties

Winter Aconite Flowers (Eranthis hyemalis) are known to be one of the first bulb flowers to bloom in the spring

With their happy, star-like flowers, the variety of Bell flowers available can fit any gardener’s needs. Ranging from short to

Black eyed susan flower (Rudbeckia hirta) which is also known as the official flower for the Preakness and they are