Q. I have clumps of a grassy-looking type of plant scattered throughout my perennial garden. When I dig it up, I found it has bulbs below the ground that look like wild onion or garlic – except ...

Some folks may be horrified at the thought of killing a perfectly good plant. I don't know if star-of-Bethlehem is actually all that perfect, come to think of it. Its flowers are pretty but the ...

Star of Bethlehem (0rnithogalium ... spread just deadhead the faded flowers before they drop their seeds by holding bunches together and clipping them. This plant belongs to the lily family ...

Star of Bethlehem plants flower readily, offering 10 to 20 starry white flowers on each stem. The flowers generally open about noon, then close at sunset or when the skies are cloudy. Poor ...

The spreading flowers were identified as spring star flowers, or Stars of Bethlehem (Ipheion uniflorum ... mowed lawns and one of a few species of plants that can survive living under black ...

1,000 Star of Bethlehem roses were bred in California, grown locally and went on sale for $10 a plant. The vibrant, hybrid tea rose plants grown by Pharo’s Garden Centre quickly sold out at the ...

The Large Star of Bethlehem (Maltese: halib it-tajr kbir) is a tall flowering plant, presently flowering in steppe areas and abandoned fields. It is unmistakable, with its showy bouquet of white ...