On a historic Sussex estate, three women are creating a zero-waste wonderland where the beautiful gardens are good enough to ...

Tulip trees are not found everywhere in Lansing but Wilma Straatman counts herself lucky to be living next door to one.

The college opens up to another exciting day of trading tulips but as the auctioneer starts the bidding, the floor becomes ...

While all species and natural environments are important, focusing on a limited number of species can help target effort and resources so that tangible outcomes can be achieved, measured and shared.

It was a blessing to have my windows open last week, not only because they ushered the fresh breezes of an ...

As Queensland's trusted source for priority biodiversity information, WildNet is home to over 5.3 million records encompassing wildlife sightings, survey results, species profiles and multimedia. This ...

Holland may be famous for its tulips, but they’re all over Cheyenne as well each summer. The Cheyenne Botanic Gardens buys ...

Watching your bulbs start to flower is an exciting time for many this time of year, continuing into the summer. But what do ...

Repellents reduce damage but rarely eliminate it. If a deer is hungry, bad taste or strong odor won’t keep it away from your plants. Scare tactics, such as dogs, only provide temporary relief. As soon ...

Not all plants can be stored in a seed bank. Cryopreservation offers an alternative, but critics question whether this form of conservation will work.

In the fall, do everything you would normally do before planting tulips, then plant your dried bulbs as you would any other bulb of that species. Your tulips may need lifting if your soil is ...