In the wild, it grows in forests and shrublands, but in home gardens, this pretty shrub is more often used as a specimen or ...

As Minnesotans gear up for the growing season, the University of Minnesota has a warning about where you buy your plants.

Senate Bill 1868 no longer contains the list of plants described below. These plants, including mountain laurel, were struck from the legislation prior to Senate Bill 1868 being voted out of the ...

School field trips often find their way to the farm where students can learn about pollinators, composting, and plant identification. For those looking to add to their garden or starting a garden ...

Invasive plants targeted for control in the Bundaberg Region due to serious environmental, economic, and social impacts are Easter Cassia (pictured), Leucaena, Cocos palms and Brazilian cherry.

Homeowners found to be harbouring these plants could be on the receiving end of removal orders, and fines of up to £5,000. Anyone with a modern smartphone can identify these unruly flora with a ...

This guide details how to identify and treat fungus on garden plants, providing practical tips for diagnosing problems and applying effective solutions. Before treating any problem, it is essential to ...

Using her signature nature sketches, Leslie highlights key identification clues such as ... She focuses on 40 plants you can find anywhere that won’t try to kill you, like wild garlic ...

The original content has NOT changed since 2002. Families of Flowering Plants of Australia: An Interactive Identification Guide (Revised Edition) is an identification and information package for all ...

Euphorbiaceae, a family of plants mainly grown in the tropics and subtropics, is also widely distributed all over the world and is well known for being rich in rubber, oil, medicinal materials, starch ...

After constructing the lettuce variety identification model at the SP stage by using classification and detection methods, respectively, we thought about how to avoid background interference and the ...

While the turnip copperburr might look a bit like a weed, it is an endangered plant that only occurs at only 25 sites in NSW and Victoria – less than 1% of its original distribution. This plant is a ...