Last week, reader Ruth Kroot wondered about a little flower that appears each March at her Rough and Ready property. Two more readers, Cyndi Brinkhurst and Virginia Moran, contacted The Union with an ...

We asked our friends at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden to spotlight something fascinating at ground level. Lynn Jackson Kirk puts a neck on the line. A real winner: All hail the reigning champ: The ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Geraniums are wonderfully low maintenance and come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes - Getty Hard-working heroes of the spring ...

It's possible to overwinter your geraniums so that they can last into the next year, and there are multiple benefits for letting these flowers thrive.

What’s in a name? The name geranium brings several things to mind: The stalwart red blooms we see everywhere from memorial plants marking a loved-ones grave to mass borders in ahome landscape to a ...

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Cranesbill Mining Bee (Andrena distans) on Wild Geranium (Geranium maculatum) at Sleeping Giant State Park in Hamden. A native solitary bee species, the Cranesbill Mining Bee plays an important role ...