Most if not all of the people denying climate change exists really don’t know, yet they plant the yellow flag and oil refineries for us all.
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I didn’t steal any of the Euphorbia, but the Mariana ferns over at the Institute of Ecology were in constant danger of being purloined.
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Scotch thistle, like foxglove, is a biennial. The rosette is formed the first year, and it flowers during the second growing season. It dies after flowering.…
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Hemerocallis fulva, tawny or orange daylily, has been planted in American gardens forever it seems. As you drive rural roads during early summer, the flashes…
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Oxeye daisy’s golden disc surrounded by white rays is a flower form familiar to us all.
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Lunaria annua, money plant, is a biennial that looks to my eyes like a woodland plant native to America. Lunaria, however, is most definitely not…
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Surprising to many, pink evening primrose, Oenothera speciosa, is native to much of the United States. It is also called pink ladies, showy primrose, and a…
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Queen Anne’s Lace, Daucus carota, was one of my mother’s favorite flowers. For this alone, I can love it forever, but there are so many…
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Nigella damascena has the common names ‘ragged lady’ and ‘love in a mist’. Both names are superbly descriptive of this interesting and somewhat wild flowering…
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Akebia quinata, commonly known as five-leaf akebia or chocolate vine, is considered invasive by many environmental groups. There are many other aggressive vines one can plant…
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