‘Fireworks’ goldenrod
Talk about well-named plants. The arching, brilliant yellow flowers of ‘Fireworks’ goldenrod look just like their namesake.
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Talk about well-named plants. The arching, brilliant yellow flowers of ‘Fireworks’ goldenrod look just like their namesake.
Cool fall temperatures bring out fuzzy little caterpillars called “woolly bears,” or “woolly worms.”
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Velvetleaf, also called “Indian mallow” or “butter print,” was introduced to North America from southern Asia in the 1700s.
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Whiteflies feed on the foliage of several shrubs and trees (especially citrus) and most types of house plants or greenhouse-grown …
Walkways made of stone have a timeless beauty. They’re firm underfoot and create an intriguing spot to grow plants.
You’ll first notice gladiola scab (caused by the bacteria Pseudomonas marginata) as you dig the corms in fall.