Funk suggests considering these plants: Red flowers. Cardinal flower (Lobelia cardinalis) if planting in the shade. This July-October-blooming flower prefers shade and moist areas. Royal catchfly ...

Tulips, another spring favourite, contain a toxin in their bulbs that can cause severe irritation to a dog's mouth and digestive system ... revoluta), Cardinal flower (Lobelia cardinalis) and ...

Tulip bulbs, another springtime favorite, contain a toxin that can cause severe irritation to a dog's mouth and digestive system ... revoluta), Cardinal flower (Lobelia cardinalis) and Two ...

A cardinal (from the Latin "cardinalis", or principal) is a high dignitary of the Catholic Church chosen by the pope to assist him in his government. The main dicasteries -- the Holy See ...

Native cardinal flower But if you're just getting started, the best native options include coreopsis, crimson-eyed rose mallow, cardinal flowers and rudbeckias. These are relatively easy to find ...

Many dogs love to dig and puppies, especially, are prone to chewing things that they find – including, sometimes, flower bulbs ... a dog's mouth and digestive system, causing drooling, vomiting ...

You can always hang a liquid feeder to help out, but planting the right flowers can also attract these feathered favorites to your garden. For those in Minnesota's Zone 4, consider incorporating ...

"Black-eyed Susans are hardy, easy to grow, and excellent for attracting pollinators," says Root ... flower normally, but are prone to flopping, thus requiring support." Consider the Cardinal ...