Coreopsis, also known as "tickseed": Grow as a perennial as far north as Minnesota (Zone 3). Tall, wiry stems with few leaves. Individual flowers are usually 1 inch across. Bright yellow petals surround darker brown center; look like daisies. Loves heat. Deadhead spent flowers or (...)
Tiger Lily Wallpapers
Initially a flower of the Orient, the Tiger Lily is now spread across continents for its sheer beauty and sweet scent. Though the ancient Chinese used it mostly for its medicinal and edible properties, later that aspect of the Tiger lilies diminished in importance and it became (...)
Tulip Wallpapers
If you love to wear pink, think pink and decorate in pink, you can grow a pink tulip flower garden in your yard next spring. There are a number of varieties of pink tulips that include single tulips, double (peony) tulips, fringed tulips, and parrot tulip. You can also find a variety (...)
Trillium Wallpaper
Canada is renowned the world over for it's impressive variety of wildflowers and habitats. The sheer variety of flowers found in Canada is partially due to the vast expanse of land and the extreme variations in climate and habitat found across the country. At some point in their (...)
Violet Wallpapers
One certain type of blossom that is found all throughout the globe, in temperate climates, is the African violet. It happens to be documented for being a understated blossom that is characterized by a timid form of beauty. You may also know this blossom as the pansy, which happens (...)
Wallflower Wallpapers
Late tulips can also look excellent with old fashioned red, yellow, orange, purple, rose pink or white wallflowers. Some brilliant color schemes can be devised, with both bright, eye catching plants and gentler, more subtle shades. The fringed tulip, which has lilac colored petals, (...)
