Baby's breath is native in Europe. It is often used as a filler in flower arrangements. But it's considered an invasive threat to Michigan's majestic sand dunes, particularly along Lake Michigan. "It ...

COLLEGE STATION — Because the plant wimps out in the Texas heat, about the only place Texas gardeners are used to seeing baby’s breath gypsophilia is in the floral shop. But a new Texas Superstar ...

This year, Etowah County Master Gardeners had a few baby’s breath spirea shrubs for sale at the annual plant sale in April. The lovely little specimen plants sold quickly. In this area, baby’s breath ...

Snip, snip, snip and, like that, one baby's breath flower becomes four or five. Stems go into a waste can for later composting. Flowers are scooped up by the armful and taken from the trimming table ...