Evergreen shrubs that become covered in blue flowers in early spring. Growing 5–12 feet tall and wide depending on variety, these plants are exceptionally waterwise once established, needing little to no supplemental water.
Managing Vigorous 'Henry Kelsey' Climber in Zone 3-4: Training Laterals for Maximum Bloom
Containing Wild Yellow Roses (Harrison's Yellow) in Zone 4
Controlling Height of Aster 'Wild Romance' (4.5 ft)
Dodder (Cuscuta campestris): The 'Love Vine' Parasite on Lilacs
Controlling Wild Strawberries Organically: Build Soil Health to Naturally Suppress Weeds
Using Sugar to Eliminate Wild Violets Naturally: How Soil Microbes Outcompete Weeds
Why Lime Isn't the Answer for Wild Violets: How Sugar Builds Soil Health to Naturally Suppress Weeds
Spider Mites on Indoor Lilac: Identification and Control
Sourcing Oyster Shells for Landscaping in Southern California
When Your Rose "Goes Wild": Rootstock Takeover Explained
Wild and Wonderful: Exploring Species Impatiens Beyond the Hybrids
California Wild Rose (Rosa californica): Native Species Beauty
Lilac 'El Dorado California': Lime-Yellow Variegated Foliage with Medium Blue Flowers
Lilac Bush with Brown Spots: Variety Selection for Warm Winters
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