Plants & Flowers

Dandelion are local to Europe and North America, but the two quite common varieties globally, T. officinale and T. erythrospermum, were presented from European countries and now distribute as wild blossoms. Both varieties are edible. The common name dandelion from France dent-de-lion, significance "lion's tooth" is given to associates of the genus.…

Poison ivy, a noxious plant indigenous to both Asia and Northern United States, is notorious for causing Urushiol-induced contact dermatitis—a bothersome and sometimes painful skin reaction—in individuals who come into contact with it. This toxicity is attributed to urushiol, a clear fluid substance present in the plant's sap. Check Out:…

With a lovely form and beautiful bark, sugar maple trees (Acer saccharum) are perfect for using in your home landscaping. The long-lived sugar maple hardwood, found throughout the eastern states, provides cool shade in spring and summer. When planting make sure you have the space required to accommodate their large mature size of 80 feet or more…

There are actually many kinds of roses, with each one different from the other. If you are planning to grow your own roses and plant your very own rose garden, what type of rose do you think you should have? 5 Roses You Can Grow in Your Garden The Floribunda Rose Gardeners love the floribunda rose simply because it is easy to grow, easy to take…