Looking at lawns around my neighborhood, you would think that many gardeners are taking an interest in wildflowers. Many can claim their blooming lawn is their wildflower meadow, instead of a sea of ...

One of the interesting things about horticulture is that there is always change so you are always learning. The change might be a plant’s scientific name, a recommended practice based on new research, ...

There's an urban legend that goes something like this: An American couple returning from an exotic vacation manages to smuggle home an adorable puppy retrieved from the jungle. A week or so later, ...

When driving through the Sandhills, we often see flowering weeds in fields or roadsides. Casual walks along a country road may cause us to stop and check out the weeds of summer. But are they weeds or ...

They’re as familiar as the summer days of our youth, so well-loved that we often pick wildflowers for bouquets or add them to our gardens. What we call weeds tend to be any plant claiming a place for ...

Q: What is this weed, and how can I get rid of it? It is taking over my lawn. A: Wild violet. I get this question every couple of years. I answer it honestly, and then I get complaints from those who ...

Question: My subdivision consists of mostly well manicured landscapes, yet I want to plant a small (about 150 square foot) wildflower garden. How can I create the "natural" look without offending my ...

It's pretty. It's purple. It's pleasant to look at. But it's also a problem. The purple loosestrife appears to be an attractive wildflower, but it is actually a noxious weed that Mesa County officials ...

EAST TEXAS (KLTV/KTRE) - Driving around, any astute observer has surely noticed the abundant wildflowers on the side of the road. In my area we have worlds of Black-Eyed Susan (the yellow flower) and ...

Looking at lawns around my neighborhood, you would think that many gardeners are taking an interest in wildflowers. Many can claim their blooming lawn is their wildflower meadow, instead of a sea of ...