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Turkey’s Ministry of Environment, Urbanization, and Climate Change is developing a nationwide plant guide to help fight climate change, desertification, and erosion, while promoting greener urban spaces. Minister Murat Kurum…

The Challenge Center is enhancing its Bay Produce program by introducing spring flowers to its greenhouse, in addition to its well-known fresh vegetables. This new initiative aims to have flowers…

February marks a peak season for Turkey’s cut flower exporters, driven primarily by Valentine’s Day, which falls on the 14th. During this month, the country anticipates shipping over 70 million…

As gardeners, we often find ourselves surrounded by old plastic pots that accumulate in sheds and storage areas. While many of us reuse these containers until they degrade, the issue…

McKee Botanical Garden has been awarded the esteemed Jean and John Greene Prize for Excellence in American Gardening. This award includes a $45,000 grant to support the garden’s five-year strategic…

A flower festival organiser is to open an attraction featuring an expected 500,000 tulips to Warwickshire this spring. Tulleys Tulip Garden will feature more than 100 varieties of tulips during…

As Valentine’s Day approaches, the demand for floral bouquets surges across the United States, prompting many to wonder about the origins of their fresh-cut flowers. Surprisingly, a significant majority of…

Presenting a floral arrangement to a loved one is a timeless expression of affection on Valentine’s Day. However, the cultivation of these flowers carries a significant environmental price, particularly when…

The Biology Student Association (BSA) at California State University, Stanislaus, hosted a successful plant sale on February 12 in the Naraghi Hall of Science, providing students with an opportunity to…

A novel approach to plant care involves using bacteria-produced cellulose as a type of bandage to accelerate healing and regeneration in plants. This discovery could have significant implications for agriculture…