Mertensia virginica, commonly called Virginia bluebells or cowslip. This beautiful spring wildflower produces funnel-shaped pendant flowers that begin as pink, but turn blue as the flowers open. The ...

Virginia bluebell is the spring wildflower that creates an unforgettably stunning canvas of blue along stream banks. They have a delicate trumpet-shaped blue bell, as their name describes, and love to ...

Try these public places for reliable stands of Bluebells. Depending on the weather, early to mid-April is the best time to find them in full bloom. Look for the bluebells on the floodplain between the ...

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) - They're beautiful, native and blooming right now. Virginia bluebells, Latin name Mertensia virginica, are woodland plants that you can easily grow in moist, shady spots in your ...

I have to admit, when it comes to spring flowers for the garden, my go-to choices are the crocus, daffodil, and tulip. A couple years ago, after doing some research, I decided to incorporate a few ...

Blue is a difficult color to achieve in the ornamental garden, wouldn't you say? Especially during early spring, which is dominated by the yellows of forsythia, daffodil and spicebush. There's ...

Cherry blossoms aren’t the only spring flowers worthy of attention in the Washington area. The delicate, bright-blue Virginia bluebells are another welcoming sign of springtime. Virginia bluebells are ...

Please can you help me identify the flowers in the attached photo? It is a clump of flowers that have bloomed on our empty wooded lot each year I've been here in Huntsville. Is it native to the area?

We asked our friends at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden to give us some insight on springtime beauty. Lynn Jackson Kirk offers us a splash of seasonal color. As temperatures rise, so does interest in ...