Add purple plants to your yard and enjoy the bold, colorful blooms all season long. We found purple flowering plants for ...

Hound’s-tongue, poison hemlock and groundsel are potentially hazardous to pets and people.

That’s because weed seeds often lie dormant, even for long periods of time, with some even remaining viable for up to 50 years. Fortunately, there is one flower you can grow in your garden that ...

Surprisingly, certain plants can act as living weed suppressants if chosen wisely. Flowers and ground covers like bugleweed, creeping thyme, and pachysandra are known to form thick mats that will ...

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Common burdock (Arctium minus) is a biennial native to Europe that was accidentally introduced into the U.S. in the 1600’s. It invades roadsides, ditches, pastures, waste areas, forested areas ...

Monarch butterflies are making their flight north after wintering in Mexico. Here's what to know about one of Earth's ...

Most years, Spring signals the start of a colorful garden and a host of blooming flowers ... Henbit weed is in bloom, creating waves of purple through the landscape. “Weeds drive most gardeners ...

Many fields around the St. Louis area may appear to be bursting with purple flowers, except they’re not. The culprit? A common weed called Henbit, scientifically known as Lamium amplexicaule.

Plants are absolutely crucial to avian life. Trees, flowers ... purple, or white. Come November, the color fades as beige seeds take its place, creating a buffet for many songbirds. Plant Notes: This ...

Growers, local garden centers, and other plant experts picked those and more for our four-part, best-new-plants ... to flower. Its buds start out pink, then open to the trumpet-shaped purple ...