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Keeping your garden in shape can be a challenge, especially with the diverse needs of various flowers, shrubs, trees, and bushes. Lindsey Chastain, founder of The Waddle and Cluck, shares…

An innovative garden capable of expressing its “feelings” will be showcased at next year’s Chelsea Flower Show. Experts believe that artificial intelligence (AI) can enhance gardening sustainability. Award-winning designer Tom…

A recent study highlights the potential of a plant-derived compound in combatting strains of tuberculosis (TB) that resist current therapies. This compound, found in a North American plant, not only…

Eden Project Welcomes Rare Palm Species to Its Collection. The Eden Project has recently expanded its collection by adding a critically endangered palm species, discovered only in 2006. This addition…

Alan Titchmarsh, the celebrated gardening expert, recently shared his strong opinions on two garden staples he would happily see disappear. In a candid conversation with Stephanie Mahon on the Talking…

English ivy (Hedera helix) is a familiar sight in many UK gardens. As a native species, it is often valued for its ability to provide greenery and cover. However, this…

Recent research published in Nature reveals that plants worldwide absorb approximately 31% more carbon dioxide (CO2) than previously estimated. This significant finding, developed by scientists from Cornell University and the…

In 2021, amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, Mauricio Martínez faced the grim reality of his deteriorating health. Gravely ill and struggling to breathe, he made a poignant decision to leave behind…

In a bid to beautify Chiswick, Abundance London has ordered a record number of bulbs for the current season. This initiative aims to transform neglected areas into vibrant flower-filled spaces.…

New Discovery in Plant Shade Avoidance: The Role of Cytokinin Wageningen University Researchers Uncover an Unexpected Mechanism. Plants naturally compete for essential resources like light, moisture, and nutrients, especially when…