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In Sirsa’s scorching heat, youth in Ramgarh village have embarked on an innovative campaign to protect plants from withering away. Despite the district’s reputation as one of the hottest in…

Arundel Cathedral adorned its floors once again this year with a stunning array of flowers to mark the celebration of Corpus Christi. Yvonne Kinasz visited the cathedral on the second…

Black spot disease poses a significant threat to the vibrancy of roses during the summer months, serving as a common and potentially devastating fungal infection. Recognizing the symptoms early on…

A groundbreaking venture, Space V, rooted in Genoa and Turin, is propelling humanity’s reach into space by fostering the growth of plants and vegetables in extraterrestrial environments. Founded as a…

In a proactive move aimed at safeguarding Vermont’s ecosystems, the Vermont Agency of Agriculture, Food and Markets (VAAFM) has declared eight new plant species as plant pests. Agriculture Secretary Anson…

Researchers from the University of Copenhagen have made a breakthrough discovery regarding the growth of plant roots, shedding light on a long-standing mystery in plant biology. Their findings, published recently,…

Springtime in Niagara unfolds like a vibrant canvas, splashed with a profusion of colors that captivate the senses. For plant enthusiasts like myself, the allure of blossoms in full bloom…

The annual Green Thumb sale, hosted by the Sturgis Horticulture Society, took place at the Sturgis Community Hall on May 9th, marking another successful event for green enthusiasts in the…

Despite the rainy weather, the Canadian Tulip Festival has seen robust attendance during its opening weekend, according to Jo Riding, the executive director. She described the festival as “fantastic” so…

Courtenay, a city nestled in British Columbia, is on the lookout for volunteers to partake in a floral extravaganza known as the Mile of Flowers Plant-in, scheduled for late May.…