Keep sneezing and stuffiness to a minimum by making your house as pollen free as possible

Enjoy the amazing flowers and edible fruit of U.S. native Passiflora incarnata (also known as maypop) — the butterflies sure do

Plant early meadow-rue in eastern U.S. woodland gardens for its tolerance of dry sites and shade

Plant Pennsylvania sedge in eastern U.S. woodlands or dry shade gardens for spring flowers and softly textured bright green leaves

Plant this high desert native for its copious blooms, mounding habit and appeal to hummingbirds

Sun beating down on your sandy gravel? Thick shade darkening your clay soil? There’s a ground cover here for you

Yarrow attracts painted ladies and scares off garden thugs in native habitats and vegetable gardens

Don't turn your nose up at these simple ways to keep pollen and other allergens from infiltrating your home

Plant these 5 native species to bring beauty to the garden — and pollen to the insects — from June through August

Whether your garden has baking sun or dry dense shade, boggy soil or sandy gravel, there's an aster for that