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relatively flat, five-petaled flowers. None of them are red. They can display shades of pink, white or magenta. Native roses bloom in shades of pink, white, or magenta, but not red. The wild rose ...

Planting wildflowers like these can enhance your garden's beauty while attracting pollinators and supporting local ecosystems ...

Here's a strategic game plan if you want to wheel your way through the nation while spring flowers have it awash with colour. The lay of the land Flat ... cultivated and wild flowers, around ...

During the late spring into the early summer, the Broad River glows with something rare and wild: thousands of delicate white ...

Armfuls of white lilies were transported ... designers is reviving Spry’s fervour for the wild and idiosyncratic. Locally grown outdoor flowers have around five per cent of the carbon ...

Senna (or Cassia) hebecarpa, commonly known as wild senna ... The showy yellow flowers develop in clusters and start to lighten toward white as they mature. The flowers contain no nectar but ...

German primroses (Primula obconica) produce clusters of flat, single 1- to 2-inch flowers in white held above a tidy mound of rounded, scalloped leaves. This short-term perennial also comes in ...

Also known as Madagascar periwinkles, annual vinca come in nickel- to quarter-sized flowers of white, pink, rose, red, lavender and pale blue. They do best in full sun but also flower reasonably ...