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The second week of October is an ideal time to enjoy the vibrant colors of fall. In Western Washington, Japanese maples are known for their reliable autumn hues. Local nurseries…
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Drought is increasingly becoming a critical challenge, affecting up to 55 million people worldwide and posing significant threats to both flora and fauna. The stress from drought causes biochemical and…
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El Dorado Chapter of California Native Plant Society Announces Annual Fall Plant Sale. The El Dorado Chapter of the California Native Plant Society (CNPS) is set to hold its annual…
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The faculty director of Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve (‘Ootchamin ‘Ooyakma) reflects on a native plant thriving in an area treated with intentional burning earlier this year. It has been six…
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Ancient Seed Yields Tree with Possible Medicinal Qualities. A seed discovered in a cave in Israel’s Judean Desert in the 1980s has sprouted into a tree that scientists believe dates…
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A study conducted by a Danish-Chinese research team reveals that plants can absorb micro- and nanoplastics through their roots and stems. This raises concerns about the effects of plastic pollution…
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Scientists Uncover Early Winged Seed, Shedding Light on Plant Evolution. Researchers have found one of the earliest examples of a winged seed. This discovery offers insights into how plants developed…
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Halloween is all about creating the right atmosphere. To achieve this eerie vibe, consider adding spooky plants to your Halloween decorations. While traditional fall wreaths and pumpkin trinkets are great,…
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As autumn approaches, many gardeners feel inspired to create new flowerbeds filled with small pots and big dreams. This year, the urge to plant is especially strong due to the…
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Last week, we faced an unexpected problem in the garden: a significant outbreak of spotted cucumber beetles. Surprisingly, these pests were not in the vegetable garden where we typically expect…