City Council's voted unanimously Tuesday to replace the non-native carnation with the native western blue-eyed grass ...

scarlet sage, black-eyed Susan, yarrow and others. Native plants typically are low-maintenance, support wildlife and help soil, according to the Native Plant Society of Texas.

The city of San Diego could soon have a new official flower if the City Council Tuesday agrees to replace the non-native carnation with the native Blue-eyed Grass.

Ever heard of the Spotted Lanternfly? How about the Red Swamp Crayfish? No, they’re not band names – they’re invasive species ...

Southwest gardeners, local plant enthusiasts, and more can tune in to a free-to-attend webinar coming up next week showcasing ...