Indiana flowers

Consider these 12 perennials that are listed in no particular order for your Indiana landscape. They each look beautiful when planted in the right spot, so think about their size, light needs and other requirements to choose what will work best for you.

Geographically speaking, my always stunning crop of Virginia Bluebells got to Indiana from a plant nursery in West Virginia. But as is often the case in the plant world, geography, […]

INPS is promoting the use of native plants in landscaping instead of invasive plants through the Grow Indiana Natives program. An estimated 86 percent of invasive woody species—like Asian bush honeysuckle, privet, and burning bush—come from landscape plantings. This program rewards businesses that sell native plants and that do not sell invasive plants. Enrolled sellers

If you need a reason to get out and explore Indiana’s woods and backroads this Spring! Wildflowers are in full swing. We've compiled a list of 10 native Indiana wildflowers for you to search for during your spring exploration. What Is It? Slow down and take a look at Indiana's magnificent forest

Indiana Dunes National Park in Indiana is full of unique ecosystems created by the tall sand dunes along the shore of Lake Michigan.

For a few months during spring, southern Indiana puts on quite the colorful show of wildflowers. Where is one of the best places to experience this display? Charlestown State Park in southern Indiana, about 30 minutes from Louisville. Here are some of the beauties you could see as you explore Charlestown State Park.

This reader is a proud Midwesterner and all of these photos are from her Indiana backyard garden that features many pollinator plants.

Purple Coneflower (Echinacea) has long lasting flowers attract birds, butterflies and bees. Echinacea is easy to grow and makes excellent cut flowers.

The peony (Paeonia) was designated as the state flower of Indiana in 1957 (from 1931 to 1957 the zinnia was the state flower). No particular variety or color of peony was designated by the Indiana General Assembly. All State Flowers