By Kristine Sabillo Narrow strips of flowering plants along road edges can support high butterfly diversity, a recent study ...

Direct lightning strikes cause minimal damage to Dipteryx oleifera. But these same strikes effectively kill parasitic vines and neighboring trees that compete with the species for light and nutrients.

Through partnership with Cleaning for a Reason, Come Back Clean supports two cancer patients’ homes each month for two ...

The display reopens Friday for the first time since renovations began in 2022. It marks the end of a 10-year improvement ...

Looking to bring a tropical vibe to your yard? Consider planting this low-maintenance tree, filling your outdoor space with ...

Though Louisiana's warm and humid climate is optimal for gardeners year-round, spring presents ample opportunity for ...

Bromeliads, which shared the Earth in the Cretaceous Era with dinosaurs, and which have been a staple of indoor landscaping ...

Commonly called Elephant Ears, Colocasia and Caladiums aren’t the best choices for indoor growing. They need high humidity, ...

May Day, also know as Lei Day, has passed however, Hawaiian gardeners keep it going all year long. On the mainland spring is ...

Although summer is often wet in Kona, you might want to start thinking about the dry times ahead while planting some ...

Perhaps the most spectacular group of Ohio orchids are the lady’s slippers in the genus Cypripedium. Four species occur, one ...

There is a good mix of plants to prune in May. It ranges from spring-flowering shrubs, which may need attention to stay in ...