An easily grown annual native to South America, cleome (Cleome hassleriana, synonym C. pungens, C. spinosa) is a favorite in Southern gardens. The delicate pink, rose, purple, white or bicolor ...

Marigolds, zinnias, cosmos, petunias, impatiens and sunflowers are among the most popular flowers found in most gardens. If you would like to take your garden to the next level, consider adding cleome ...

With its spider-like flowers and long, arching stamens, the Cleome is aptly named the Spider Flower. The exceedingly long seed pods that develop below the flowers as the blooms progress upward on the ...

The spider flower (Cleome hassleriana) is a traditional summer annual that has been grown in the South for generations. The tall, robust plants grow 3 to 5 feet high, have hand-shaped, compound leaves ...

Cleomes are old-fashioned summer flowers that are enjoying a comeback in many gardens. During the Victorian era, these plants, with their long seedpods and unique spirally arranged leaves, gained ...

Looking for a flowering plant to cover a slope or provide background in a garden bed? Look no further than this quick-sprouting, pollinator-friendly bloomer.

Cleomes, commonly known as spider flowers, have been around for a long time. A number of cleomes are native to Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay in South America and some are native to western ...

Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. • The spider flower (Cleome spinosa) belongs to a genus of plants containing 150 annuals or perennials. This reseeding annual, which has been ...