It's easy to double the number of blooms in your backyard without buying any extra plants, once you know how!

There’s something quietly telling about the plants we choose to live with. A bright kalanchoe on the kitchen sill, a brooding ...

We might be drooping in the summer heat right about now, but you know what’s not? These flowers that are tolerant of extreme ...

Monocots possess four morphological characteristics — and one anatomical one — that account for the success of many species.

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Although there’s not much we can do to counter extreme weather, we can equip our gardens to stand up to it better by choosing ...

An international team of researchers, including three New York Botanical Garden (NYBG) scientists, used genetic code from more than 9,500 flowering plant species to create the most detailed ...

Why you want it: The stripey purple leaves on this trailing houseplant make for such a pretty pop of color. This plant prefers full sun—the more light it gets, the more purple you’ll see, according to ...

At first glance, it looks like any other woodland wildflower. Delicate white petals surround a cluster of bright yellow ...

Although flowering plants look beautiful and have pleasant odours and meanings, not all types of flowers are meant to be used ...

A few years ago, University of Maryland PhD student Nathan Jud was routinely examining a batch of ancient plant fossils in the Smithsonian Natural History Museum‘s collections when one in particular ...