If you take pride in your lush lawn, there’s nothing worse than seeing a handful of dandelion weeds taking over your grass. Not only do these bothersome weeds grow rapidly in unwanted places, but are ...

Beautifying your garden in spring with colorful new plants is an exciting time. Along with planting, it's also a good idea to clear out unwanted (and sometimes aggressive) plants like dandelions, ...

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"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Got dandelions? If you have a yard of any size, you probably do! These weeds pop up everywhere in the ...

Nobody will argue that this is one of the best springs in years for blooming trees and shrubs. Azaleas, dogwoods, rhododendron and other flowering shrubs blooms have been spectacular — and so have the ...

True or False…remember those quizzes in school? False dandelion, Cat’s-ear, Hypochaeris radicata, this week’s Mystery Plant, is all about that. It is called a “false dandelion,” and to understand ...

Edible, wild-food experts Wendy Petty and Erin Smith say backyard foraging can yield plants and flowers rich in vitamins and nutrients. Some tips, though: Young plants taste best and avoid any that ...

I love dandelions. They are such a welcome sight after a long and dreary winter. They’re the first flowers we see in our yard and they feed a whole host of wildlife. Their bright yellow heads stand up ...

Dandelions are what people make of them. Some people make wine, and some make faces at the annual emergence of these bright dots of sunny yellow that speckle the state's roadsides and spatter even the ...

Dandelions are what people make of them. Some people make wine, and some make faces at the annual emergence of these bright dots of sunny yellow that speckle the state's roadsides and spatter even the ...