Despite its attractive appearance, green alkanet can quickly spread and dominate garden beds, crowding out desirable plants. It can smother and kill other plants in your garden, but is hard to ...

Experts explain Boxwood is a valuable part of Ohio’s nursery economy. The boxwood plant on the left is healthy, green and web-free ... threat to Ohio’s native plants, said experts.

Rhubarb foliage can add drama to a formal garden when surrounded by low-growing mounded boxwood shrubs. Underplant pink or orange flowers with purple basil varieties. Amethyst, Dark Opal and the ...

Chives are among many edibles that can be used in “foodscaping,” a gardening style that includes ornamental and edible plants growing side-by-side. (Jessica Damiano via AP) This undated image provided ...

Rhubarb foliage can add drama to a formal garden when surrounded by low-growing mounded boxwood shrubs. Underplant pink or orange flowers with purple basil varieties. Amethyst, Dark Opal and the ...

Potentillas are hardy garden plants that are divided into two groups ... Shrubby cinquefoil (Potentilla fruticosa) has twiggy arching branches and finely divided, deciduous green leaves, from which ...

You’ve probably heard the general advice for getting a good night’s sleep. Keep a consistent schedule, avoid screen time before bed and maintain a dark, calm bedroom. But has anyone suggested ...

Hailing from East Asia, this tiny insect has some bite to them, with the caterpillars feeding on boxwood shrubs and even killing them if the infestation is bad. Celebrate Earth Day by volunteering ...

"Known for her vibrant spirit, Serenity's untimely departure has created a profound void," Clifton Schools Supt. Danny A. Robertozzi wrote in a letter to the community late Monday afternoon. "During ...

The Biden administration is giving Samsung $6.4 billion to help build massive new semiconductor chip plants in central Texas, the latest in a series of investments that the government hopes will ...

This includes the "everyday" plants and flowers we choose to bring into our gardens, as unfortunately some can be poisonous for dogs – but what are they? Lovely to look at, but a no-go for dogs.