Have you ever wondered about the interesting names of common things hidden in plain sight? Some of these words roll off the ...

I paid a lot of attention to those words because I already had a big — make that a giant interest in growing these fascinating plants that seemed to defy the worst of abuse and still kept on growing, ...

Pruning is a tricky, time-consuming activity that can backfire if done wrong. Our lineup has 24 plants that thrive and ...

Shakespeare wrote, "What’s in a name? That which we call a rose, by any other name would smell as sweet." What he didn’t know is that one day, there would be more than 30,000 cultivated ...

It’s brimful of ideas for smaller, cool-climate gardens. The winters in elevated, inland areas of Australia can be cold with heavy morning frosts, making them unsuitable for the lush temperate, ...

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It is native to Madagascar. The mother of thousands name comes from its ability to grow tiny plants on its leaves. While it can look like a cool plant, it's also invasive. The tiny plants on its ...

Understanding when to plant grass seed based on grass type ... the year than in more southerly landscapes. Likewise, cool fall temperatures arrive earlier in the north than in the south. As their ...

But now, researchers know what happens when a hot droplet falls on a cool surface. These new findings, published in the journal Newton, demonstrate that hot and burning droplets can bounce off ...

But what many Americans don't know yet is that PFAS are also a potential intruder in homegrown produce, as proved in a recent study examining home gardens around a North Carolina PFAS plant ... found ...

What is the name and should it be removed from the landscape plants? Answer ... When the daytime weather turns from cool to hot, which it does in March, pansies start making lanky growth and ...

The plant’s Latin name comes from its appearance. “Ovicula” means “tiny sheep,” which is a nod to the desert bighorn sheep that live in the park, as well as the thick, white, fuzzy ...