wild areas, and keep it out of your yard. Lily of the valley are often thought of as some of the best ground cover plants, producing charming white flowers in the spring. While they are often sold ...

When planning your garden, make sure to avoid using these popular (but invasive) plants; consider swapping them out for ...

Editor’s note: Once a month, OSU Extension Master Gardener volunteers in Franklin County profile a plant that occurs naturally in Central ... quails and wild turkeys. Native Americans used ...

The designs debuted in 2021 in a moment of rapid growth, said Sally Wencel, a member of the Tennessee Valley ... (The Wild Ones website also provides a state-by-state list of native plant ...

Right plant, right place” isn’t just about making sure the mature plant will have enough space. Before you purchase a plant, ...

Most wildflower mixes that you can buy at garden centers consist of plants that are not native to our area, and although they do well in the short term, they must be replanted every year ...

The easiest ways to tell the two plants apart are where they grow and counting the number of petals on the flowers. Wild phlox has five, like the number of letters in its name, while Dame’s ...

To avoid purchasing plants that have been dug from the wild, the Missouri Botanical Garden, whose researchers have worked with Wilson to study tulips in Central Asia, recommend buyers look for ...

The pretty yellow flowers now blanketing the banks of some waterways in central Ohio hide a sinister side behind their sunny smiles. Lesser celandine (Ficaria verna) is a perennial plant in the ...

A small red buckeye tree is covered with red flower clusters, and a variegated willow has fresh yellowish leaves. In the wild many plants are also blooming, although most of them aren’t native.