Ferns are the perfect species for the job ... so add a little composted pine bark, grass clippings, or peat moss. Also, consider incorporating something that can improve drainage, especially ...

Members of the Olympic Fly Fishers of Edmonds (OFF) and the Snohomish County Healthy Forest Project are inviting volunteers to a winter planting event at Picnic Point Beach on ...

The Wollemi Pine’s bark looks like bubbling chocolate—but its real secret? It’s a 200-million-year-old survivor from the age ...

and brings out the textures of bark and frothy lichen beards dangling from branches. The park’s menagerie of loopy trails offers different levels of difficulty and length options from the Canyon Gate ...

“Consider the type of orchid flower you prefer and the plant’s basic requirements of moderate, indirect light and proper ...

This includes canna, elephant ear, bird-of-paradise, agapanthus (lily of the Nile), amaryllis, gingers, New Zealand flax, asparagus ferns ... and shriveled or have bark that is split and coming ...

February is the peak month for displays of the exotic flower at botanical gardens around the world. And a good time to ask for advice on keeping yours healthy ...

Explorer and Wisconsin hunter Roy Chapman Andrews sets off into the Korean countryside to hunt down a man-eating tiger.

Stripping old bark off indoor vines in winter helps to dislodge incipient ... Cacti and succulents, African violets, ferns and orchids are particularly vulnerable. Root mealybugs (rhizoecus) build up ...

Ferns also grow well in moist soil and can thrive in the shade ... While this tree works to lock soil in place, it will simultaneously add visual appeal to your space. The bark of black gum trees is ...

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