The stormy weather that heralded the beginning of the current colder temperatures in Bloomington also toppled the flowering stalk of the century plant in the Jordan Hall Greenhouse on the Indiana ...

As you no doubt noticed, many of our native plants have yellow flowers. However, a bit of variety can be pleasing to the eye. Introducing white flowering plants into your color scheme can add variety, ...

Question: My roebelinii palm is developing yellow growths from the sides of the trunks. Can I cut these off? Answer: Feel free to remove the flower stalks, also know as inflorescences, from your ...

Q: Could you please tell me if the plant in the photo is a weed? It showed up in our flower garden. – Carol and Jim P. A: The plant appears to be a delphinium, which is a beautiful perennial flower.

My poinsettia has looked great since Christmas but is now starting to lose the leaves and flowers. I am not doing anything different, so why is it dying? The poinsettia that decorated your house over ...

Here s a welcome "heads up." Things are looking up in the woodlands. The U.S. economy, its environment and international relations are as sour as lemon rinds, but a sweet little flower blooms in the ...

Flowers. Who doesn’t enjoy them? Here in Central Florida, a great many of our landscape plants bloom for months on end – and do it year after year. A 10-foot hibiscus shrub, for example, might live ...

Question: Is the life of an agave lengthened if its flower stalk is cut off early? I noticed that the blue tequila agave farmers in Mexico keep them trimmed off. — Tom Gearhart, Valley Village Answer: ...