The DutchGrown Blog

What to Do With Hyacinth Bulbs After Flowering Learn What to Do With Hyacinth Bulbs After Flowering for More Color and Fragrance Next Spring No spring garden is complete without...

Blue Tulips – Yes, They Are Real!   Literature will tell you that tulips come in every color except true blue, but clever plant breeders have come so close to...

Begonias are one of the most show-stopping varieties of flowers you can have in your garden or your home. Most begonia varieties are characterized by their big, showy blooms and...

Planting bare root Eryngium (Sea Holly)? We've got you covered! Our comprehensive guide provides step-by-step instructions for planting, watering, and caring for this stunning perennial.

Ranunculus boast beautiful, bright colored flowers with ruffled petals on straight stems. Ranunculus flowers are true showstoppers and are perfect flowers to grow in the garden in beds, borders and...

There really is a Dahlia to suit every garden and every gardener! But we wanted to shine a spotlight on one of the most dramatic Dahlias that we have to...

  Italian Anemones are a hardy and robust cultivar that blooms early and lasts for a long time, producing beautiful delicate flowers in a range of colors. They are an...

Italian Anemones are the epitome of elegance! Italian Anemones boast large, single-flowered petals that come in an array of striking colors. Learn more about how to grow Italian Anemones. 

How to Plant, Grow, and Care for Coneflowers   Echinacea, also known as coneflowers, are a popular perennial for midsummer blooms. Learn how to plant coneflowers the right way and...

Day Lilies, also know as Hemerocallis, are stunning plants that are among the most popular perennials to grow in the summer garden! Day Lilies require little care to produce an abundance...

There are some truly unique plant names out there. For example, have you heard of Red Hot Poker? Also known by their scientific name “Kniphofia” these fiery perennials look a...

Delphiniums fit into a variety of gardens. If you grow in a small area or only have balcony space available, you can grow larkspurs in a container, as long as...