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Annuals Under 12 Inches

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Annuals under 12 inches work well at the front of gardens and along borders, since they leave the taller plants behind them visible. Learn which annuals stay under 12 inches high.

Annuals for Moist Soil

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While all plants need water, too much water can drown your plants. There are several annuals, however, that will thrive in wet conditions. Learn which annuals can tolerate moist soil.

Annuals for Part Shade

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Many gardens have spots that are shady at least part of the time. The areas that get a mix of light and shade are perfect for planting partial shade annuals. Learn which annuals to use.

White to Green Perennial Flowers

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White to green perennial flowers blend in naturally with foliage, and provide an airy look. Learn which of these hardy blossoms is right for you.

Yellow to Orange Annual Flowers

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Learn about yellow to orange annual flowers, such as marigolds and sunflowers, which you can use to add color and texture to your gardening efforts.

Yellow to Orange Perennial Flowers

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Yellow to orange perennial flowers are a bright and cheery addition to any garden. Learn whether yellow to orange perennial flowers are right for you.

Red Annual Flowers

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Learn about red annual flowers such as celosia and salvia that add a touch of fire to your garden -- annuals germinate quickly and grow speedily.

Perennial Flowers

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Perennial flowers return to bloom each year. Learn the different types of perennials, and which ones are right for you.

Blue to Purple Perennial Flowers

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A blue or purple flower can lend coolness to a garden in the peak of summer. Learn how to use blue to purple perennial flowers in your garden.

Perennials 12-24 Inches

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When planning a garden, the height of your flowers is an important consideration. Learn to use perennials 12-24 inches high, and find the knee-high plants that will best fit your vision for a home garden.