Now that spring is turning the corner, every gardener has their eye on the ground for bulbs and early blooming plants to pop up at any time. The last thing we want to see, though, could be some of our ...

Removal isn’t the only option for a big, old shrub that’s outgrowing its space or just not blooming well anymore. Many overgrown shrubs can be brought back into size and shape and even induced to ...

A dense mat of beautiful yellow flowers shaped like grinning mouths growing from a mat of silvery leaves sounds like an excellent substitute for a lawn begging for maintenance. Even better, this ...

One of the breakfast buddies at Richard’s BBQ brought me a flower one of her friends asked to identify. It was a beautiful yellow flower growing alongside the road. My first thought was, “Is a flower ...

There is a small plant with shiny green leaves and yellow flowers that seems to be taking over sections of my garden, and is even growing in the lawn. It disappears later in spring. What is this, and ...

Once Memorial Day has passed and the heady June days are upon us, you might think the flower planting window is closed. But that's far from true. If you want to ensure a long season of lovely blooms, ...

The lowly dandelion (Taxaracum officinale) is another yellow weed carpeting our area now. However, ecologists are not raising the same alarm about dandelions because they are most troublesome in ...

LOGAN, Utah — The bright yellow flowers blooming in northern Utah may look pretty to those strolling around the state, but they worry weed scientists. "It’s pretty hard to enjoy even the beautiful ...

Yellow wood sorrel (Oxalis stricta) proves that not all dainty flowers in the garden are darlings. Also known as sour grass, juicy fruit or pickle plant, yellow wood sorrel is a quickly spreading weed ...

Stinknet is an invasive weed with carrot-like leaves and yellow ball-like flowers. It has been spotted growing in central and southern Arizona, officials said. Casa Grande Ruins National Monument ...

When it’s spring, the mountains turn yellow. So do fields and front yards, gravel-covered church playgrounds and almost everything in between. And there’s no telling when it’ll return to normal. After ...