Beloved for their late winter flowers, hellebores or Lenten roses produce thick, evergreen foliage in dense mounds reaching ...

In early spring many weeds you notice will be rosettes. They are the easiest spring weeds to identify. Cornell has a good website, especially for spring rosettes at https://blogs.cornell.edu ...

I'll be the first to say that many common weeds that have flowers are beautiful in their on way. However, they can become a ...

Kansas State University weed specialist Sarah Lancaster is urging producers to be on the lookout for rosette weeds in the mustard family, saying controlling those could be a key to producing a ...

For instance, the Asiatic hawksbeard has a rosette of leaves and sends up a single stalk with yellow flowers on top. This weed isn’t too hard to pull. In a few minutes every few days, you can ...

For instance, the Asiatic hawksbeard has a rosette of leaves and sends up a single stalk with yellow flowers on top. This weed isn’t too hard to pull. In a few minutes every few days, you can ...

It's not always easy to tell a weed from a wild flower. Here are some tips for identifying that unknown plant that's popped up in your garden. There are three ways to identify weeds in your yard ...

It can be differentiated from many of the other rosette weeds found in turf by the quite jagged, angular lobes, which aren’t as rounded as many of the closely related dandelion-type flat weeds. The ...

Tips to remove: Rosettes are best scuffed-off, so the plant does not grow up. If you see the pink flowers: The heads can be cut off so they don’t grow further to produce seeds.

The weeds poison hemlock and wild parsnip are invasive to Ohio and toxic to humans. ... Poison hemlock is a low-growing rosette in its first stage, then shoots up to eight feet in its second year.