Mo & Min

Warm orange coneflower blooms July to frost — Echinacea Supreme Cantaloupe planting tips, zone range, and the one mistake to avoid for full-season color.

Learn how to grow and care for Dahlia Grande Cancun (Dalina® Grande Cancun Dahlia), a Proven Winners annual with burgundy white-tipped blooms.

Stunning fuchsia-pink double blooms set Echinacea Delicious Candy apart from standard coneflowers — here’s how to grow this unique perennial.

Cut candytuft back by one-third to half after flowering for dense growth and possible fall re-bloom

Custard Candy daylily care: plant in full sun with 5+ hours of direct light, water when top 2 inches of soil are dry, and cut spent stalks to the ground for rebloom.

Cotton candy plants include three main varieties—Betony, Meadow Rue, and Rhododendron—each with distinct hardiness zones and care needs for US gardens.

Learn how to grow and care for Custard Candy daylily, a reblooming perennial with creamy-yellow petals and maroon centers that thrives in zones 3a–9b.

Learn how to grow and care for Cotton Candy Phlox, a mildew-resistant perennial with fragrant lavender-pink blooms from July through September.

Creeping Phlox Candy Stripe is a pink striped groundcover that carpets slopes and rock gardens in full sun with minimal water — here is how to plant, space, and care for it.

Plant Cotton Candy Meadow Rue for 3.5-foot tall columns of lavender-pink blooms that deer ignore and bees love — a Proven Winners perennial for zones 5–8.