A University of Michigan study finds that plants growing in nutrient-rich soil may be more likely to defend themselves against insects. "One of the exciting things about this finding is that there are ...

Mount Cuba Center evaluated some 70 types of native goldenrods in a newly completed three-year trial at its Delaware public garden and found two that rose to the top: the wrinkle-leaf variety ...

September is one of the most floristically beautiful seasons, due in large measure to goldenrods. Their showy flowers brighten roadsides, fencerows and old fields. Goldenrod patches are often spiced ...

A University of Michigan study finds that plants growing in nutrient-rich soil may be more likely to defend themselves against insects. The study, led by U-M scientist Mia Howard and published in the ...