Last updated: 05/25/2018
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...
Last updated: 05/25/2018
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...
Last updated: 05/24/2018
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...
Last updated: 05/24/2018
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...
Last updated: 05/24/2018
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...
Last updated: 05/24/2018
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),...
Last updated: 05/24/2018
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...
Last updated: 05/23/2018
The proliferation of restrictions on pesticides and herbicides used in Maine, where local governments have jurisdiction over such matters, has increased the demand for...
Last updated: 05/23/2018
Globetrotting consulting agronomist Terry Buchen visits many golf courses annually with his digital camera in hand. He shares helpful ideas relating to maintenance equipment...
Last updated: 05/23/2018
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...