There is a need for academic terms because common language can be vague. And I will warn you that what I am about to write below might come across as vague. Here is some of the terminology I use often ...

In the next few weeks, it would be a good time to consider dividing these flowing plants. As these perennials grow, they multiply. Almost like a cell splitting, they go from one plant to a mass of ...

"They are hiding under mulch, leaf litter, and pots on the patio ... such as near your hostas or daylilies, says Wilber. This may reduce overwintering eggs. Use cardboard traps.

Deciduous trees and shrubs may display stunted leaves and flower buds ... (Iberis), butterfly weed (Asclepias tuberosa), hosta, daylily (Hemerocallis) and coral bells (Heuchera).

Farm City Week is back, showcasing the hard work and dedication of Harrison County’s youth! Each year, around 300 entries are ...

You’re almost going to be dealing with them like you would a bed of perennials like daylilies or iris ... A: If the plants’ leaves are 2 inches wide and 10 to 15 inches long, that would ...

Impressed from the start with the red leaves of young maple trees flanking ... that became host to a variety of rhododendrons, roses, daylilies and other perennials. The crown jewel of the home ...

Erl SvendsenSaskatchewan Perennial SocietyEven though there’s still snow on the ground, it’s not too early to start working ...

Divide and transplant perennials, such as hosta, asters, shasta daisy and daylily. Rework beds before replanting ... Finish pruning all fruit crops before bud break and leaf emergence. Burn or destroy ...

Divide hosta in spring before they get too large. Divide when the plant is not flowering so it can focus all of its energy on regenerating root and leaf tissue. Daylilies have a fleshy root. Use a ...