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The Easy Way to Propagate Hydrangeas in Your Garden
If you're already growing hydrangeas in your home garden, you can easily multiply the flowers in a few simple steps.
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Crowd Gathers at Abandoned Gas Station to See Rare Corpse Flower in Bloom
When a California nursery owner realized his rare corpse flower was blooming, he found a way to share it with as many people as possible.
We Tested 4 of the Most Popular Flower Delivery Services, So Plan Your Valentine's Day Accordingly
We tested popular flower delivery services like 1-800-Flowers, The Bouqs Co., ProFlowers, and FTD to see which has the best rose bouquets for Valentine's Day.
Barnard College’s Corpse Flower Just Bloomed for the First Time Ever—Watch It Here
The corpse flower smells similar to rotting flesh, dead fish, or Camembert cheese that’s been left out all night.
How to Watch Flowers Bloom Around the World From Home
From Washington, D.C.'s cherry blossoms to Japan's sakura trees, here are the flower blooms to watch online this year.
7 Sweet Valentine’s Day Traditions From Around the World
From love spoons to obligatory chocolate-giving, here are some ways people will be celebrating Valentine’s Day around the world this year.
One of the World's Loveliest Lavender Farms Is Just Outside of London
Take in the sights and scents while roaming 25 acres of lavender fields at Mayfield farm in Banstead, UK.
Holland's Keukenhof Gardens—the Largest Flower Garden in the World—Is the Perfect Spring Destination
A 45-minute train ride from Amsterdam, Keukenhof Gardens in the Netherlands is home to millions of flowers, including the tulips the region is known for.
Japan’s Wisteria Tunnels Are Some of the Most Magical Places on Earth
Planning a trip to Japan in April or May? You're in luck. There's a good chance you'll get to see both cherry blossoms and wisteria.
Belgium's Blue Forest is One of the Most Beautiful Natural Areas on Earth
Belgium's Hallerbos forest turns blue each spring when innumerable bluebells blanket the ancient woodland.
The West Coast Is Preparing for Another Super Bloom
The Anza-Borrego desert's 2019 super bloom could start as early as late February and last through March—and will likely draw crowds by the thousands.
5 Smartphone Games That Let You Tend Plants and Chill Out
These games are almost as relaxing as taking care of a real garden.
Yayoi Kusama's Flower-Filled Installation Has Art Lovers Seeing Red
Subtle she is not.
Scientists Figure Out Why Roses Don't Smell as Good as They Used To
Thanks to new research, we can look forward to sweeter-smelling roses in the future.
A New NASA Map Shows Spring Is Coming Earlier Each Year
Warm temperatures mean that national parks are seeing plants emerge from winter earlier.
These Fake Flowers Could Help Scientists Study At-Risk Bees
The devices pump real pollen, which bees can then carry to real plants.
Japanese Scientists Engineer 'True Blue' Chrysanthemums
The land of the cube-shaped watermelon has produced the first blue mum.
This Flower Park Is Home to the Oldest Wisteria Plant in Japan
The "Great Miracle Wisteria" is the park's main attraction.
Taiwanese Artist Transforms City Bus Into a Roaming Forest
Commuters hope the bus will become a permanent part of the system.
Scientists Finally Crack the Sunflower’s Genetic Code
Previous attempts to dissect the full sunflower genome have all been unsuccessful.
Selfie-Takers Are Damaging California’s Super Bloom
Tourists looking for the perfect Instagram shot can leave damage that lasts for years.
A Field of LEGO Daffodils Is "Blooming" in England
The spring-inspired installation celebrates Hull's designation as the UK City of Culture for 2017.
Cheerios Is Giving Away 100 Million Wildflower Seeds to Help Honeybees
Sign up for a free packet of 500 wildflower seeds.
D.C.’s Cherry Blossoms Will Arrive Extra Early This Year
An unseasonably warm winter (what is seasonal anymore, anyway?) has forced organizers to start the capital’s beloved annual Cherry Blossom Festival one week early.