For years, I had seen bells of Ireland in seed and plant catalogues — at least before plant catalogues, much like daily newspapers, became an endangered species. Every time I saw its picture, I ...

Flowers. Bells of Ireland (Moluccella laevis) is highly satisfying to grow due to its unusual look and ease of care. Its name is misleading since it is native to the droughty habitat of Mediterranean ...

Irish eyes are smiling today, although some likely are bloodshot. St. Patrick’s Day celebrations — many commencing last week — force people outside. For some, it’s to take in a parade. For others, ...

On St. Patrick’s Day, start Bells of Ireland, a green good-luck annual that makes long-lasting cut flowers, self-seeds in the garden, and is rarely bothered by pests, rabbits, or deer.