Zinnias Why They're Back: With their vibrant colors and ability to attract pollinators like butterflies, zinnias are perfect for modern gardens. Plus, they’re low-maintenance and thrive in most climates.
Heirloom Tomatoes Why They're Back: Known for their unbeatable taste and variety, heirloom tomatoes are a hit among home gardeners and chefs. They symbolize a return to organic, flavorful food.
Peonies Why They're Back: These fragrant, romantic blooms are a favorite in weddings and Instagram-worthy gardens, adding vintage charm to any space.
Rhubarb Why They're Back: Loved for its tart flavor in pies and desserts, rhubarb is enjoying a culinary resurgence among those craving old-fashioned recipes.
Hollyhocks Why They're Back: Their towering stalks and old-world charm make hollyhocks ideal for creating vertical interest in cottage gardens.
Chrysanthemums Why They're Back: Often associated with fall décor, chrysanthemums offer long-lasting blooms and a nostalgic feel, making them a seasonal favorite.
Mint Why They're Back: Mint is popular again for its versatility in teas, cocktails, and herbal remedies. It’s easy to grow and adds a fresh touch to any garden.
Lilacs Why They're Back: Their intoxicating fragrance and delicate purple or white blossoms remind many of simpler times, making lilacs a sought-after addition to gardens.