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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.…

Floriculture crops face a multitude of soil-related diseases, ranging from fungal to oomycete root rots, due to the diverse seeding sites and habitats they inhabit. To effectively combat these diseases,…

Antwerp, Belgium – In a bid to foster urban greenery and community engagement, the city of Antwerp has launched a free-tree scheme as part of its Neighbourhood in Bloom initiative.…

Researchers have developed a sticky liquid made from vegetable oil that can be sprayed onto plants to trap small pests like thrips without harming larger insects such as bees. This…

Carlsbad’s renowned Flower Fields, home to millions of vibrant Giant Tecolote Ranunculus blooms, is experiencing an unexpected extension to its annual season, all thanks to the cool spring weather orchestrated…

The Milne House Garden Club (MHGC) eagerly readies itself for its Annual Flower Show, scheduled for Thursday, May 16, 2024, at the Floral Hall of the Toronto Botanical Garden. Embracing…

Michigan State University researchers have found that certain annual flower varieties can attract pollinators, challenging the notion that these popular garden plants are pollinator “deserts.” While wildflowers and perennials are…

Roses, revered for their timeless beauty, grace gardens with their presence, adaptable to both borders and containers, showcasing a myriad of hues and varieties. When nurtured properly, these resilient blooms…

For dedicated plant parents, propagation – the art of growing new plants from cuttings of existing ones – is likely a familiar practice. While you can propagate clippings in any…

As Brits bask in a mini heatwave this weekend, with temperatures reaching nearly 26°C, the focus on human safety shouldn’t overshadow the needs of garden plants, warns an expert. While…