Lauren Krystaf

It's not surprising to learn that irises get their name from the Greek goddess of rainbows, considering how colorful and beautiful flowers in this genus can be.

This invasive flower looks a lot like a beloved plant: phlox. Here's how to identify the differences between the two, and get rid of the unwanted weed for good.

Few things are more beautiful than a garden full of tall spikes of purple flowers. Unfortunately, not all flora is beneficial or beautiful, and some of it can actually be invasive.

While spike and rosette-shaped flowers are classic and elegant, there's a lot to be said for adding something just a little different to your garden and floral bouquets.

Mosquitoes in your yard are eager to turn a good time itchy. If you have this shrub growing anywhere in your garden, it’s likely what’s inviting these pests in.

Roses are the quintessential garden flower, with bloom-covered shrubs and climbing vines bringing beauty and fragrance to your space.

Spring-blooming bulbs are a stunning addition to almost any garden, with crocuses and snowdrops providing color and life when little else is flowering yet.

Removing crabgrass from your lawn can seem like an endless and hopeless task. You may think you've finally eradicated the pesky plant, just to have it pop up again as soon as the warmer weather arrives.

Shrubs covered in bright yellowish-gold flowers can be a delight, especially if they flower in early spring.

When you think of hostas, you probably think of big, beautiful leaves that bring elegance and color to shade gardens.