About Flower Types

Science-backed flower care guidance from certified horticulture professionals, trusted by gardeners across the United States.

Our Mission

Flower Types exists to make expert-level flower care knowledge accessible to every gardener. We combine professional horticultural expertise with clear, actionable guidance so you can grow healthier, more beautiful gardens — whether you have a single windowsill pot or an acre of perennial beds.

Every piece of content on this site is researched from primary botanical sources, reviewed by a certified horticulture professional, and updated quarterly to stay accurate and relevant.

Our Expert Team

Lead Horticultural Reviewer

Dr. Maya Chen

Certified Professional Horticulturist (CPH), MS in Plant Science

Dr. Chen has advised botanical gardens for over 20 years and specialises in shade perennials, container gardening, and sustainable flower care.

Shade garden design
Soil science and plant nutrition
Integrated pest management
Indoor flower cultivation

Review schedule: Updated quarterly or when new horticultural guidance is published

Contact: experts@flower-types.com

Our Editorial Process

1. Research

Every article begins with primary sources: university extension services, peer-reviewed journals, and botanical garden publications.

2. Expert Review

Our horticulture expert reviews all content for accuracy, verifying plant data, care instructions, and growing conditions.

3. Fact Verification

USDA hardiness zones, botanical names, and care specifications are cross-referenced against multiple authoritative databases.

4. Quarterly Updates

Published content is reviewed quarterly to reflect new research, seasonal changes, and reader feedback.

Our Trusted Sources

We reference and cross-check our content against these authoritative organizations:

  • USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map
  • Royal Horticultural Society (RHS)
  • American Horticultural Society
  • University Extension Services (Cornell, Oregon State, UW-Madison)
  • ASPCA Toxic and Non-Toxic Plants Database
  • Missouri Botanical Garden Plant Finder

Questions or Feedback?

We welcome corrections, suggestions, and topic requests from our readers.

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