Gardens from 20 countries were nominated, with Italy and the United Kingdom coming out on top; each ended up with five on the final list ... species, with high priority given to the singular ...

The New York Times recently unveiled their list of ‘The 25 Gardens ... space showcases more than 7,000 species, with high priority given to the singular fynbos biome, which is found almost ...

Have you heard about this SA gem that has made it into the New York Times "25 Gardens You Must See" list. Kirstenbosch Botanical ... showcasing the diverse and vibrant fynbos biome found almost ...

Cape Town - As devastating fires continue to plague the Boland region of the Western Cape, fears are growing that, with 32 000 hectares of fynbos destroyed, some plant species could suffer irreparably ...

Cape Town - Local unchecked development of sensitive areas is one of the key factors threatening fynbos species, an expert has said. In the past farming was mainly to blame for the destruction of ...

Fire is essential for regenerating the Australian kwongan, equivalent to the Mediterranean maquis, the South African fynbos, and our own chaparral. Fire eliminates dead and diseased plants while ...

Planting flower strips in a field with at least two species can increase the number of natural enemies of pests by 70%. The ...

Our list of the best botanic gardens in Southern California spans Santa Barbara to San Diego and includes gardens everyone ...

To see a list of more plant sales across the Eastern Massachusetts region, visit the Garden Club Federation of Massachusetts website. Reach Sue Scheible at [email protected].

Dr. John Clark, a research botanist with Marie Selby Botanical Gardens, discovered four new species of airplants. They were ...

Some of the other plants on the list include Deadly nightshade (Atropa belladonna), Poison ivy (Rhus toxicodendron), Spring bulbs (such as snowdrops), and Azaleas (Rhododendron indicum).

MANILA, Philippines — Recognizing the impact of associating “Begonia” plant with “Bigornia,” researchers named a new species of the plant after veteran broadcaster Doris Bigornia.