Don’t let midsummer be the only explosion of color in your garden. These late summer flowers will bring variety and a rainbow of hues to any garden bed.

While we all appreciate a garden bursting with vibrant color, the most memorable outdoor spaces go beyond the visual—they ...

Think of garden scenes from your favorite spooky ... Look for plants with dark-colored flowers or foliage, such as the plants listed below. Plants with dark, nearly black flowers: * Sorbet Black ...

If you’d like to see the firefly petunia, Sunnyside Gardens has a dark room where you can go in, let your eyes adjust to the dark, and see the flowers in their glowing glory.

Light Bio's firefly petunias are glowing in gardens across Iowa, but time is running out to get some from local garden centers this year.

consider bringing the plant indoors for viewing or placing it somewhere very dark, like a shaded garden nook or inside a blackout tent. Firefly petunias, which produce lovely white flowers ...

“They look like peonies, but they’re like a dark purple, almost black. You can also get Queen of the Night tulips, which are a little smaller. In my garden, they’re some of the first flowers ...

Among a sea of dark plants and flowers, one like the royal wedding poppy stand out ... There's a large amount of interest on social media for the carefully curated garden: Hurt's Instagram ...

There have been some pretty amazing blooms across the garden in recent weeks, notably from some very pretty roses. Roses (Rosa) are a classic ...

Brownstown's Ruhlig Farms and Gardens, 24508 Telegraph Road, sold firefly petunias, a glow in the dark flower. The plants, made possible through breeding bioluminescent mushrooms with petunias ...