Large crabgrass can grow up to 3 feet tall with leaves that are 1-6 inches long. Crabgrass has a hairy ligule (the collar ...

NZ Gardener editor Jo McCarroll has turned an unloved patch of lawn over to wildflowers. After a major garden renovation at ...

Whether you're looking for a grass alternative that tolerates heavy, light, or no foot traffic, we've got you covered with ...

A wildflower is a flowering plant you can find growing naturally in an environment, without being planted by humans ...

Wimbledon buzzes with anticipation ahead of the championships, showcasing meticulously manicured grounds and the vibrant ...

One yard is freshly cut, and the rows created by the coming and going of the tractor give it not only a groomed feel, but a molded feel. Another is ankle-high green grass in need of a cutting. One ...

In her front yard, High Point Terrace’s Allie Mounce is manifesting what she wants to see in the wider world: native plants.

Grass is not all that grows at Wimbledon: it is head gardener Martyn Falconer’s job to embed and bloom 28,000 new plants right on cue for the start of each tournament.

This is a perennial flower that blooms later in the summer season with daisy-like flowers in purple, pink, blue, or white. They provide an excellent source of nectar for both bees and butterflies. 4.

Blazing star With their electric purple petals, these flowers look just like their name. They typically bloom in late summer and are great weed blockers as they tend to grow in clusters.

Bluebonnets can be a sign of overgrazing because once the grass is gone, the flowers move in, DeLong-Amaya said. But, she said, “weed” is a subjective term when it comes to the blue blooms.