If you're looking for a native flower that won't quit, this stunning bloomer bursts with color each season. Here is what it ...

Aster. The dainty, daisy-like blooms of aster will beautify your garden from late summer to early fall. So when other florals start to fade, they'll keep going!

The common name daisy is derived from the Old English term "dægesege," which translates to "day's eye," or "eye of the day." The name suggests a daisy looks like the sun with its rays shining out in ...

Cape Daisy (Dimorphotheca ecklonis) Related to (and according to some, a species of) the African daisy, the cape daisy is a bush with daisy-like flowers that is typically grown as an annual, and ...

The striking insects are more likely to visit your garden if you've got plenty of bright and beautiful flowers for them to ...

Saints' Daisy has two types of flowers: the ray flowers with its long, thin purple petals, and the yellow-orange disk flowers beaming in the middle. The flower, though unassuming, is both rare and ...

Before this spring, the last time anyone had laid eyes on a small flower with lavender petals on Santa Cruz Island was nearly 60 years ago. The plant is called Saints' Daisy.

Although our Mystery Plant is also from Europe, now distributed widely in North America, and with attractive daisy-like blooms, its foliage is rather smelly — some of the books would say it’s ...