Flowers

While winter lovers are enjoying one of the best snowfall seasons in many years, some spring lovers are starting to become really excited about what's to come.

Forget inflation, New York residents plan on coughing up an insane amount of money this Valentine's Day.

Love is certainly in the air over the Empire State because newly released data shows how seriously New Yorkers take Valentine's Day.

How about the saying "April Showers Bring May Flowers?" Where did that come from?

I suppose I could grow a small container garden on our apartment balcony. I suppose one tomato plant is better than none. And maybe I will. Or maybe, I'll have time (I don't) to take my Townsquare co-workers up on their offer to start an office garden. Who knows. My point is, the title of this post is "5 Things I'm Planting in my Imaginary Garden". And right now I don't have an actual garden so, we'll stay with the theme. I've added pictures from my actual gardens past, just because.

Keep your furry friends safe this Valentine's Day by avoiding flowers toxic to them, and only buying these non-toxic flowers for your not-so-furry friend...

Tired of animals going to town in your beautiful garden like it's a buffet? Here are six natural and safe ways to deter them from continuing their feast.

If you love flowers, there's a unique rural u-pick flower farm you'll want to visit this summer.

If you love flowers, there's a unique rural u-pick flower farm you'll want to visit this summer.

Lowe's realizes that the pandemic has kept people inside of their homes more than they normally would, so they want to help you transform your house with some free kits.

With the start of the new season right around the corner, it's only right to start planning out some fun spring activities.

It's now a greenhouse-turned-cafe, with everything from budding flowers and more in the spring to a variety of holiday greenery in the winter, and everything in the middle!