With the waning of the days in autumn, the dark season is at hand. Gardeners can cheer themselves by planting primroses. The bright flowers are often colored in jazzy combinations, such as shocking ...

The more I learn about primrose jasmine, the more I like it. This time of year, it’s nice to look at, too. Long shoots are bedazzled with butter yellow blooms. Primrose jasmine will cover a pergola, ...

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Every year, a new trend takes over the gardening scene. For 2026, this trend will have you looking at how you plan your ...

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Growing time-lapse of an evening primrose plant (Oenothera biennis) from a seed to blooms. We used a 12-inch pot to plant ...

Primroses will really brighten up a windowsill garden for months. Garden primula or primrose is a favorite this time of year because they may continue blooming on a cool, bright windowsill until time ...

Q: I am writing for advice. I live in a rural, farming area in the North-East corner of our state near Jonesboro. Last summer I dug some evening primrose and black-eyed Susans from ditches in the area ...

Q. I have a weed in my garden that I’m having trouble eradicating. It has pink flowers, spreads along the ground, and I think that it’s called a Mexican daisy. I never planted them; a few just ...

If you’re wondering “why should I garden for moths?” hopefully you’ll see by reading this article that moths will not only enhance pollination of your garden plants, but may also bring songbirds to ...

I was alerted by a life-long friend of mine (Rosealene Long) with a query about a particular flower her next door neighbor has and if I knew what it was? The question was, “Do you know what a primrose ...