The good news is there are plenty of resilient, low-maintenance, fabulous flowers to tuck in to your porch planter, raised bed, hanging basket, or foundation border. Read on for 12 of the best ...

If, like me, you need some early spring color in your home landscape or in a container on your front doorstep, there are many plants which you can plant in late March and early April to help you ...

Eastern spring beauty prefers moist, well-drained soil in part sun to shade. The plant can be easily grown in gardens and has edible tubers. Editor’s note: Once a month, OSU Extension Master ...

Whether you want bold colors, fragrant blossoms, or low-maintenance options, we have seven plants that will add a perfect touch of energy and beauty to your outdoor space. Depending on your ...

Dear Neil: My Aloe vera plant is looking reddish-brown. When I use my plant app, Picture This, it says the plant looks healthy. What do you say? My opinion is that it looks like a healthy aloe ...

It may be too early to plant annuals such as geraniums, petunias and marigolds and also too early to seed vegetables such as tomatoes, peppers and squash, but you will be surrounded by fragrance ...

Authorities say a city worker planted a noose at her desk and blamed others for it. Allentown Police Department A noose found on the desk of a Black city hall worker in Pennsylvania prompted a ...

Here, the authors perform a pan-genome-based genome-wide meta-analysis of six independent GWAS experiments in rice, demonstrating the potential of this approach to increase understanding of the ...

Plants are amazing! Especially when we look at their life cycle, from first growth to reproduction. It all starts with a seed that cracks open and starts to grow when it has the right amount of ...

One hundred years ago, a catastrophic tornado ripped through three states, leveling whole towns and killing nearly 700 people. It remains the worst tornado in U.S. history. Called the Tri-State ...

Spring flower gardens can often get off to a bit of a slow start, as your perennials may still be dormant and you have to wait until after your last frost date to plant your tender annuals.