Horticulture
Virginia cut flower growers cultivate joy with creativity
The craft of cultivating beauty is blossoming across the commonwealth.
Edible flowers have budding health and market potential
A recent Virginia State University workshop explored ongoing research into edible flowers’ untapped powers—from emerging culinary uses to whole health benefits.
Virginia floriculture blossoms during the spring
Virginia’s flower farms are bursting with color as growers prepare their fresh blooms for a busy season.
Brighten your space with bulbs that bloom for the holidays
Complement your holiday feast and home with bursts of festive color.
‘Throwing Shade VA’ program offers incentives for planting native trees
Thanks to a new statewide initiative, Virginians can help improve the state’s ecosystems, meet a variety of landscaping goals, and save money.
Extend your garden’s life with drought-resistant plants
Virginia is known for its fickle climate. With heat waves, periods of little rain and generally unpredictable weather patterns, flora and fauna alike are at the mercy of Mother Nature—especially during the summer.
A home garden retreat can provide a timely escape for those craving outdoor activities
With assistance from Brent and Becky’s Bulbs, gardening enthusiasts can find an assortment of flowers sure to add color to days at home.
DIY succulent arrangements thrive indoors without much fuss
Low-maintenance succulents create hardy indoor arrangements with little effort.
‘Fall decorating is serious business’
When temperatures start to cool, home décor heats up—often using Virginia-grown products like chrysanthemums, cornstalks, pumpkins and gourds.








