Birmingham City Council's Windrush exhibit. Picture; RHS/Sarah Cuttle The latest in gardening science and celebrating Windrush The Discovery Zone returns to the Great Pavilion at R

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For years, whenever anyone asked Bryan Butler, a scientist with the University of Maryland’s School of Agriculture and Natural Resources, why the school wasn’t doing work with

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The winner of the hotly-competed title of Chelsea Flower Hydrangea Runaway Bride Snow White bloomed its way to the top prize. Chelsea Flower Show Plant of the Year 2018 winner The

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The Vaunted Garden at Dumbarton Oaks Reopens After Some Major Surgery – The Washington Post, 5/2/18 “Those of us who are drawn to landscape architect Beatrix Farrand’s design

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Winters are the months that come out to be a little hard to survive for anybody. It is sad to share with you all, but nowadays, bee’s population is decreasing at a very rapid spe

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Your heart is the capital city at the center of your body, with an intricate network of blood vessels branching out in the form of superhighways (arteries), routes (arterioles), an

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With the Chelsea Flower Show in full bloom, what better way to celebrate than with a tasty tipple inspired by all things floral. Grab a glass, a generous handful of ice and a slice

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The proliferation of restrictions on pesticides and herbicides used in Maine, where local governments have jurisdiction over such matters, has increased the demand for alternative

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Globetrotting consulting agronomist Terry Buchen visits many golf courses annually with his digital camera in hand. He shares helpful ideas relating to maintenance equipment from t

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Most woody flowering plants produce inflorescences on new growth and or young leafy shoots. A few, however, flower and fruit directly on their trunks or main branches. This unusual

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