Tag: plants

Linda Chalker-Scott By Brian C. Clark From sourdough to home improvement projects, the coronavirus pandemic has sparked a renaissance in everyday creativity. Gardening has also grown in...

Devil's Ivy or Pothos is a brightly colored ivy with heart-shaped leaves. It is available in both yellow-green and white-green versions. Stems...

DNA evidence suggests rodents destroyed part of an area of ​​an extremely rare desert wildflower that is being considered for...

This post was written by a community member. The Larkspur Library is proud to welcome back UC Marin Master Gardener Bob...

Ellen Peffley | Lubbock Avalanche Journal Leeks are more common in the product department than in a garden, which is a shame as...

Activities like home gardening have drawn the attention of millennials and older generations alike for years, but with the quarantine, their popularity has grown...

It still sounds unlikely today, but a decline in insect numbers could make it common in the future: fields full of flowers but no...

This photo provided by the Center for Biodiversity shows Tiehm's buckwheat blooming on Rhyolite Ridge in the Silver Peak Range in western Nevada on...

H.ydroponics is one of those growing techniques that seem to really spark our imaginations, especially with the myriad of CGI images of futuristic vertical...