Imagine standing in the heart of an Irish bog, the ground springy beneath your ... are actually treasure troves of rare and beautiful plant life, many of which are found nowhere else on Earth.

Amboy, Calif., in the Mojave Desert, off the old Route 66.Credit...Andrew Moore Supported by By Aatish Taseer Photographs by ...

Pignut, a caloric staple of times passed, is a small flowering plant sought for its tubers, which are dug from underground. It is said to taste similar to a celery heart crossed with raw hazelnut.

The 4 acres of gardens normally springs to life with a tulip show ... Boerner Botanical Gardens offers up wild flowers, fruit ...

TV gardener Alan Titchmarsh said a new fountain installed in Ilkley would bring "such life" to the town centre. The water feature was unveiled at the top of Brook Street, as crowds gathered in the ...

Cranes were culturally significant in Ireland, kept as pets by nobility and may have been associated in folklore with death ...

Gardenary suggested swapping out peat for alternatives that they promise are just as effective and a lot more eco-friendly.

Shady areas of the garden are often more noticeable as we spend time outdoors during the longer and warmer days, but some ...

According to UCC professor, Marcel Jansen, duckweed has significant untapped economic and environmental potential for the ...

With summer fully underway and spells of wonderful, sunny weather, many of us are now spending as time as possible in the ...

The 4 acres of gardens normally springs to life with a tulip show ... fruit trees and bog plants The Friends of Boerner Botanical Gardens offer up a handy chart on its website that illustrates ...