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Effect of gamma irradiation on seed germination of Catharantus Roseus
August 9, 2024
Renew, reuse, recycle, reduce, and redesign
August 9, 2024
Australia: Wax flower season launches for Helix
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A succulent with an Olympic flavour
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Roses
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Colorado was the Carnation Capital of the World … until it wasn’t
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The low-riding Hydrangea ‘Groundbreaker’
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Clematis – Caring for your climber
Clematis – Caring for your climber
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Maximizing Your Harvest: Tips for Successful
Maximizing Your Harvest: Tips for Successful Container Vegetable Gardening
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The Complete Guide to Caring for Peace Lilies
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Tropical garden flowers
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Exotic garden plants from seed
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Growing Sunflowers – Full Guide For the Tallest Blooms
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Embracing the Artificial Intelligence Green Revolution
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‘Incredible’ garden hack can help you grow your own veg this summer
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Expert advises on the best time to water your lawn when it is sunny
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Every rose has its thorns … or does it?
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‘Brilliant’ hack to stop slugs eating your plants – and it’s also safe for pets
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India: Sikkim’s state flower ‘Orchid’ introduced to Kashmir
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China: How Live-Streaming Revolutionizes New Variety Promotion
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Transform Your Garden’s Bloom: Prune These 3 Plants This Week for Maximum Impact
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Ten of the best late summer blooms to plant and make the season last
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flowers
Common flower ‘mistake’ everyone makes that causes ‘spoilage’ and ‘wilting’
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No Mow May: How to turn your garden into a haven for butterflies this spring
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How Romanesco cauliflower forms its spiraling fractals
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Native UK plants in catastrophic decline, major report finds
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Climate change blamed for declines in mountain plants
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Cambridge moonflower: Rare bloom flowers again
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Garden
National Trust Jersey opens wild orchid fields to the public
August 7, 2024
Groundsel
Rare York groundsel flower brought back from extinction
August 7, 2024
Flowers pollinated by honeybees make lower-quality seeds
August 7, 2024
Orchid
A hunt for fungi might bring this orchid back from the brink
August 7, 2024
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Effect of gamma irradiation on seed germination of Catharantus Roseus

Physical mutagenesis is an effective mutational breeding method for improving various morphological characteristics of ornamental plants. The experiment was undertaken to investigate the effect of various dosages of gamma irradiation…
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Renew, reuse, recycle, reduce, and redesign

Those in the plastics industry often don't come to a trade fair with just one product but a whole series of products. This will certainly be true for Oerlemans Plastics…
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Australia: Wax flower season launches for Helix

Early June sees the commencement of the southern hemisphere waxflower season with key production zones South Africa, Australia, and Peru. Helix Australia detailed the early season varieties and projections for…
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A succulent with an Olympic flavour

It is a real sports summer this year with the European Football Championship, the Tour de France and soon the Olympic Games. The latter mega sporting event gave Amigo Plant…
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Posted by garden August 9, 2024
Roses
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How do you prune Roses & when’s the best time?

Your rose plant looked so good in its first few years. Now, it rarely produces roses and has become untidy. Dig it up and start again? No! There is a…
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Colorado was the Carnation Capital of the World … until it wasn’t

We all know about gold and silver being early economic engines in Colorado. But what about prom corsages and bridal bouquets? The dianthus caryophyllus, the ruffled, multi-petalled flower bloomed a…
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Posted by garden August 9, 2024
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Common flower ‘mistake’ everyone makes that causes ‘spoilage’ and ‘wilting’

hat could be more welcoming than fresh flowers on your window sill? When they start to wilt, however, they can look anything but. Our homes feel brighter when we bring…
Posted by garden August 7, 2024
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No Mow May: How to turn your garden into a haven for butterflies this spring

Lawns provide little sustenance for insects. Here's how to improve the wildlife in your garden. Gardeners are being encouraged to let grass and wildflowers bloom for â€˜No-Mow May’.  The annual campaign…
Posted by garden August 7, 2024
How Romanesco cauliflower forms its spiraling fractals
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How Romanesco cauliflower forms its spiraling fractals

The swirling green cones that make up the head of Romanesco cauliflower also form a fractal pattern — one that repeats itself on multiple scales. Now, the genes that underlie…
Posted by garden August 7, 2024
Native UK plants in catastrophic decline, major report finds
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Native UK plants in catastrophic decline, major report finds

Parts of Britain's landscape today would be unrecognisable to someone who grew up just 70 years ago, a major survey of plant life suggests. Non-native species have thrived while some…
Posted by garden August 7, 2024
Climate change blamed for declines in mountain plants
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Climate change blamed for declines in mountain plants

Climate change has likely led to the decline of some of Scotland's mountain plants, according to new research. Scientists said many of the species relied on snow cover remaining high…
Posted by garden August 7, 2024
Cambridge moonflower: Rare bloom flowers again
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Cambridge moonflower: Rare bloom flowers again

A rare Amazonian cactus has bloomed, but its beauty was short-lived as it starts to die after just 12 hours. The moonflower, or Strophocactus wittii, is part of the collection at Cambridge…
Posted by garden August 7, 2024
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National Trust Jersey opens wild orchid fields to the public

National Trust Jersey is inviting islanders to come and see its "spectacular" wild orchid fields from Sunday and during its Love Nature Festival. The fields are located at Le Noir…
Posted by garden August 7, 2024
Groundsel
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Rare York groundsel flower brought back from extinction

A rare flower that was first identified in York has been brought back from extinction by botanists. Yellow-flowered York groundsel is a hybrid of two other plants that first appeared…
Posted by garden August 7, 2024
Flowers pollinated by honeybees make lower-quality seeds
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Flowers pollinated by honeybees make lower-quality seeds

A new study emphasizes the importance of conserving wild, native insects too Flowers pollinated by honeybees make fewer and lower-quality seeds than flowers visited by other pollinators. That could be…
Posted by garden August 7, 2024
Orchid
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A hunt for fungi might bring this orchid back from the brink

If the work is a success, scientists could possibly regrow the species in the wild If you ever come across a Cooper’s black orchid in the wild, you probably would mistake…
Posted by garden August 7, 2024

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