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Colorful coneflowers from the 'Sunseeker,' 'Supreme,' and 'Cheyenne Spirit' series are great picks for attracting pollinators ...

The Asteraceae family boasts more than 25,000 species, with chrysanthemums ranking among its most iconic and economically valuable members. Having been cultivated for over three millennia in China and ...

Here's what you need to know to grow them: Exposure: Full sun When to plant: Spring to late summer Pests and diseases to watch out for: Aphids, leaf miners, leaf spot How to plants chrysanthemums Dig ...

Chrysanthemums need cold to initiate their flower buds, so you can't bring them indoors like a houseplant. However, you can buy florist chrysanthemums, which are grown in greenhouses and given as gift ...

“I, um, threw the pot plant at her and, ah, there was no response after that,” Mapp said David Andrew Mapp speaks to police in his mother's home after he killed her with a pot plant.

A man who threw a pot plant at his 82-year-old mother and then pawned her belongings while she lay dead on the floor has been jailed for 21 years.

This image provided by Jessica Damiano shows the pruning of the top third of a chrysanthemum plant. Three such carefully timed prunings each year will result in fuller, sturdier plants.

Only one of New Zealand's top chrysanthemum growers could make things like irregular recurves, reflexes and spiders sound so inviting. Cambridge's Jock Sinclair has been growing and showing ...

Chrysanthemums are flowering plants native to East Asia. These edible flowers are often used as both a garden decoration and natural pest control, but they also have culinary applications.