Ah, the cactus ... that yellow flag as a desperate SOS. So, how do you bring your cactus back to good health? It's a matter ...

When growing a cactus indoors, be water-wise, sunlight-savvy, and discerning with drainage. If you see your bright green ...

SOUTH CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WCHS) — A rare, endangered and smelly plant is growing at a Kanawha County home in a flowerbed coming up through a bush. A Voodoo Lily, often known as a Corpse Flower ...

You would rarely see just a few yellow leaves.” To check whether your plant’s yellowing leaves are because it’s pot-bound, you can also lift it out of its pot and have a look at its roots.

An exceptionally rare plant has brought botany buffs flocking to Norfolk, after it was discovered in the southwest of the county. Conservationists in Thetford have happened upon a seldom seen ...

Working alongside Hawaii’s Plant Extinction Prevention Program staff, Wood has spent decades venturing to the archipelago’s remotest corners seeking spots where rare plant species linger.

National Park staff prepare rare mint species (Phyllostegia haliakalae) saplings for outplanting in Kipahulu. These plants are endemic to Maui Nui, but today is only found in the Valley Isle.

PerkyPod is a patent-pending plant pot that contains internal drainage, filtration and a water catchment system, offering an alternative to the current self-watering pots already on the market.

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4 Get the children to dip the potato shapes in paint, then print on a piece of scrap paper as a test before printing their face on the pot. 1 The children need to apply one coat of gold paint ...

4/20, when cannabis fans gather in clouds of smoke at music festivals, celebrate with all-you-can deals on chicken wings and other munchies, and take advantage of pot shop discounts in legal weed ...

A reflection on the meaning of Christmas with novelist and screenwriter Frank Cottrell-Boyce. As Christmas Day draws to a close Frank Cottrell-Boyce reflects on the idiosyncrasies of the day and t ...