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(MS) -• We've alt seen the sweet pictures of precious children gifting their adoring mothers with a bouquet of flowers on Mother’s Day. This year, keep that charming tradition alive while adding a new twist: home-grown flowers.
Carolina jasmine is easy to grow, it smells great, and the pretty little flowers add a touch of sunlight to any yard. Go back in time with hyacinth, a classic climbing flower that can reseed itself and has been a favorite in yards and gardens for decades. Your grandmother’s garden might have a delightful variety growing in it right now!
Roses are a long-time yard favorite, and they’re not hard to grow: Many varieties offer disease-resistant properties, and some truly beautiful selections can be found at your local home improvement store.
For a bright, happy welcome each day, plant morning glories. Many varieties bloom throughout the growing season to provide an ongoing dash of color and charm to any yard.
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