Flowers hide so many mysterious stories behind their petals ... If their symbolism charmed you, maybe it's time to plant some ...

If you're going to invest the money, time and valuable garden space in shrubs, you may as well make sure you've got something ...

Even though I live in Lewes, East Sussex - the bonfire capital of the world - fireworks are not the only reason I get excited ...

5 things to do in the garden this week: Fruit crops. Seedless grapes of Thompson (green) and Flame (red) varieties are easily ... fruit trees require — to flower and fruit.

Grey, Red, Yellow and Purple are easy to find in a variety of foliage and flower colors ... Tuesday in the Garden talk about garden color in the Tyler Botanical Garden at the Rose Garden this ...

Its fragrant flowers bloom before the leaves emerge, brightening up the winter garden. Winter Jasmine Winter ... Camellia Camellias have beautiful, large, rose-like flowers that come in colours ...

Flowers were highly prized and sought after. Here, too, the symbolism of plants played a major role, as seen in the Roman de la Rose… In fact, rose cultivation was widespread in the Middle Ages. The ...

It featured an illustration representing the beauty of Irene amidst a garden filled with flowers and butterflies. The concept also seems to be similar to what we have seen so far in Red Velvet’s ...

There’s an abundance of plant material in winter that’s perfect for making a wreath, from the red berries of hawthorn and pyracantha ... teasel seedheads and rose hips. The result is a naturalistic ...

bell-shaped flowers in shades of pink, purple, red and white. However, they are highly toxic to both humans and animals. The plant contains grayanotoxins, which can cause a range of symptoms from ...

The flower became widely used starting in World War I thanks to a 1915 poem written by Canadian soldier Major John McCrae, ...