The OSU Department of Horticulture and Landscape Architecture will soon release Plant-It OK, a new horticulture app designed ...

Strawberry bush. Sweet bubby. Sweetshrub. Whatever you call it, anyone can recognize this native plant by the pleasant scent.

Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. Another common ornamental plant is the Oleander/ Nerium oleander. It, too, is toxic to cats, dogs and humans. This stunning blooming ...

Edible plants will be featured at the Saturday, April 12, sale with ornamental plants the focus on Saturday, April 26. Both sales will be held at the Sherwood Demonstration Garden, 6699 Campus Drive ...

These plants include young vegetable seedlings, flowers, and ornamental plants. Among vegetables, crops like tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, and basil are highly sensitive to frost. These plants ...

Rosemary does well in the company of herbs, vegetables, and ornamental plants. Rosemary and tricolor sage make a lovely pairing in the herb garden. The broad leaves of tricolor sage complement ...

An ornamental plant showed its lethal side earlier this year when at least five elk calves died after eating Japanese yew in a Montana community south of Missoula. The highly toxic, nonnative shrub is ...

All the plants that need cool weather to develop properly. Ornamental plants that can be planted early in spring include pansies, sweet alyssum, annual dianthus and ornamental kale. Seeds of ...

“Soil testing measures the nutrients and other aspects of soil fertility related to crops, pastures, lawns, gardens and ornamental plant growth,” Mowrer said. “Understanding the available nutrients ...

The discovery adds to the diversity of the Chelonopsis genus and provides a valuable resource for ornamental plant breeding, reported the paper.cn on Tuesday. Chelonopsis guchengensis is a semi ...

Nancy Rechcigl: Postiva TM fungicide from Syngenta features two powerful active ingredients in a unique combination to protect against more than 30 foliar diseases that affect ornamental plants.