Plus, certain plants like pansies have begun to self-pollinate as populations of bees and other pollinators decline. If more ...

This weekend is one to relax for Pam Kosolofski and company, after last week was the annual mad dash around west-central ...

Rabbits love to munch on everything from broccoli and beans to pansies and petunias. Even bushes and trees such as forsythia ...

With nearly a full summer to grow, sturdy plants with vigorous root systems can be planted out in autumn for a spring and ...

Adding edible flowers to your dishes is a delightful way to enhance both the flavor and visual appeal of your culinary ...

A song created by musicians with Bay Area ties that will raise funds for a Southern LGBTQ nonprofit will drop June 7 to ...

I’ll be seeding violas and pansies again at mid-July, for patio plantings that will flower in the fall and during mild winter ...

The Arthur Lesow Community Center's 2-year-old Sharing Garden provides food to area seniors and offering a summery gathering ...

He’s been called the ‘flower bandit’ online. But Shawn Attrux says he’s just ‘trying to beautify the neighbourhood.’ ...

The vibrant hibiscus flower is not just for tea; it's also a great addition to salads. Pairing iron-rich hibiscus petals with ...

Most home gardeners agree that perennials are less trouble than annual bedding plants, because “they come back every year so ...

Common varieties of edible flowers include pansies, roses, jasmine, geranium, violets, honeysuckle, elderflower, lilac, nasturtiums, marigolds, primrose, and carnations. However, if you have other ...