Late summer flowers are some of the most beautiful ... Dividing them up every three to five years will encourage better flowering, he notes. Annuals are low-cost and quick to grow from seed, and there ...

Annual flowers have an interesting life cycle. They complete their entire journey from seed to bloom in just one growing ...

Simply snap off the dead flower with your thumb and forefinger. Try it on summer bedding plants and annual and biennial flowers, such as calendula, godetia and pansies. Many plants concentrate ...

While some summer flowers have brief moments in the spotlight, these beauties keep on blooming right up until fall in most parts of the U.S.

Plant them in fall after the heat of summer wanes and enjoy flowers for up to six months. Though a true perennial, pansies are grown as an annual because they wither in the summer heat. Mass them ...

Need a boost to your summer pasture forage production? Consider adding summer annuals in June for late-season production. Gene Schmitz, University of Missouri Extension livestock specialist, says ...