Fall is the time when the forest floor is filled with leaves of harmonious tones of browns, oranges, and reds. Then in winter, warm grays and mushroom beiges emerge as the dominant colors. But ...

However, wintercreeper's adaptive success often results in the demise of nearby plants. It steals sunlight, nutrients, and ...

Many of the leaves on my iris are turning brown, with brown spots and streaks. This started shortly after they bloomed. What ...

Purple wintercreeper gets its name because the plants deep green Summer color fades to a reddish purple during the winter months. It’s a good ground-cover option for North Texas, says gardening ...

Purple wintercreeper is such a destructive vine that MC-IRIS (Monroe County- Identify and Reduce Invasive Species) has selected it as the plant to remove from your yard this year.

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Purple leaves are especially common in delicate young seedlings. How to fix it: Use a shade cloth to gently cover the plants if temperatures rise above 85 degrees.

Dear Neil: I planted wintercreeper euonymus last year as a groundcover. It spread a good bit and covered the soil about 80 percent. However, I want it to be taller (5 or 6 inches). What can I do ...

Purple wintercreeper euonymus is assertive and easy, says Neil Sperry. In winter, the plant turns from a deep green to a dark maroon, ... Its leaves are broader and the plants grow taller.

Here are Neil Sperry’s favorite plants for North Texas landscapes. See why Chinquapin oak, ‘Warren’s Red’ and Purple wintercreeper are perfect for your garden.

I’d prefer plants that are relatively drought tolerant. MORE SPERRY: ... (where I need something taller) and purple wintercreeper euonymus (which I also use in full sun).