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- Amorphophallus titanum
- Parinari capensis
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botany.one
/3 weeks ago
Amorphophallus titanum
The giant that passes by in just a couple of nights.
botany.one
/1 month ago
Tulipa cypria
A plant that lives in a small part of time and space.
botany.one
/1 week ago
Aphyllon franciscanum
Yellow Clustered Broomrape with where the yellow is optional.
floraldaily.com
/1 month ago
Nominees announced for RHS Chelsea Flower Show Plant of the Year
Nominees have been named for the RHS Chelsea Flower Show Plant of the Year for 2026. This annual award celebrates outstanding plants with a new or improved feature, setting them ap...
botany.one
/6 days ago
Cercis canadensis
The Eastern Redbud is a rare beauty in temperate climates
thedangergarden.com
/1 week ago
An excellent plant adventure; return visits to RPR and the BigJohn Hicks Oasis
Last Saturday was the annual Rare Plant Research open house, and naturally I was there. This is the 22nd year in a row I've attended this event, which is always held the 3rd weeken...
floraldaily.com
/1 month ago
"A new crop with our trusted quality"
Anyone walking into Lionplant's new location will immediately notice that alongside chrysanthemums, something else is growing. Larger plants, glossy leaves, and here and there larg...
toledoblade.com
/1 month ago
Stone: Plants of year promise garden success
Each and every year, new plants are introduced to the market.
floraldaily.com
/1 week ago
"No worries during Pentecost weekend with Grow&Go"
With a long weekend ahead, it is time to enjoy attention for yourself — and for your plants too. With Grow&Go, consumers can leave home with greater peace of mind, knowing thei...
home-designing.com
/1 week ago
The Plant That Doesn’t Die: 4 Low-Maintenance Picks That Look Expensive
Looking for low-maintenance plants that still make your home look elevated? These 4 stylish picks bring texture, height, and color without demanding constant care. From sculptural...
westhawaiitoday.com
/4 weeks ago
Plant of the month for May 2026: Orchids
The delicate beauty of orchids causes some gardeners to regard them as difficult plants to grow. They are not, especially here in Hawaii. In fact, we see them everywhere. Some thri...
eugeneweekly.com
/1 month ago
Perennial Power
April through early May is a great time to plant perennials, those non-woody flowering plants that come back year after year. Buy them soon, while … Continue reading →
botany.one
/2 weeks ago
Science Shared: May 16
This week: hybrids everywhere, plasmodesmata in many places, and more.
beefmagazine.com
/1 month ago
This Week in Agribusiness, April 4, 2026
Planting tips, pollinator protection, renewable fuel and more highlighted this week.
beefmagazine.com
/1 month ago
This Week in Agribusiness, April 4, 2026
Planting tips, pollinator protection, renewable fuel and more highlighted this week.
laidbackgardener.blog
/1 month ago
15 Award-Winning Perennials That Have Stood the Test of Time
After writing 2026 Horticultural Winners in which I discussed, among other things, the Andropogon ‘Blackhawks’ with its dramatic purple hues,Continue Reading The post 15 Award-Winn...
finegardening.com
/3 weeks ago
A Rare Spring Week in Kit’s Ohio Garden
When the weather takes a turn for the better, spring flourishes in this midwestern garden
botany.one
/7 hours ago
Science Shared: May 30
This week: selective autophagy, maize flowering, water-potential sensing, and much more.
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