Balloon flower (Platycodon grandiflorus) is a great example. Once you see one of these plants covered in balloon-shaped buds and getting ready to burst into bloom, you’ll know exactly where the ...

Once planted, they never need to be divided since they tend to remain in a small clump and won’t overwhelm neighboring plants. If you find you absolutely must transplant your balloon flower ...

As easy as these beautiful plants are to grow, they still require some basic care. While young balloon flower plants may need ...

balloon flower, gaura, helenium, and Japanese anemone. Seed catalogs and packets supply details on the particulars of getting each plant to germinate. For example, blanket flowers, columbines ...

The only place in my garden that I had my balloon flower was in the front yard because you need full sun to part shade to grow this plant. One of the reasons I liked my balloon flower was that it ...

The balloon flowers grew to about 24 inches tall and kind of fell all over the place. The cinquefoil grew really well but had only a few flowers. Is there something I can do to help these plants ...

balloon flowers and ladybells. With approximately 2,400 species in the 80-plus genera on the family tree — or, should I say, family herbaceous plant — it's no small group of bloomers to consider.

Dr. Tao Yang, a leading expert in plant biotechnology and one of the corresponding authors of the study, stated, "Our findings mark a significant advancement in understanding the genetic ...