The colors may be alluring, but the plant spreads aggressively and should be killed off if it has taken hold in your yard.

Plant the seeds about 1 to 2 centimeters deep (half an inch) into the soil. Cover gently and press down lightly. If planting ...

* Great partners: Most any warm-colored, sun-loving summer perennial pairs well, such as black-eyed susan, daylily, sunflower ...

A final orange and yellow flowered plant in my garden — flower calyces are yellow while petals are orange — is Dyckia (DICK-ee-uh). This plant is so uncommon that it does not really have a ...

Such pruning renews plant vigor and encourages new healthy shoots. It may however delay good flowering for a year or more. Q: I have several poinsettias saved from Christmas.