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Has Tobacco Ever Been Cultivated as a Food Source?
People have been growing tobacco for thousands of years, but never as food. That doesn't mean it can't be used as a protein source in the future.
Giant Copper Beech Tree Planted By Teddy Roosevelt Has Been Chopped Down
The giant copper beech tree that Theodore Roosevelt planted at Sagamore Hill, his Long Island home, has been removed from the National Park System property.
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.
You Could Live Like Royalty on an English Island as St. Michael's Mount's New Gardener
The island's new head horticulturalist will receive lodging in a Victorian terraced house with views of the famous castle.
2624-Year-Old Cypress Tree Discovered in North Carolina Swamp
The ancient cypress is one of the oldest living non-clonal trees on Earth, but climate change threatens its existence.
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.
Turn Your Living Room Into a Forest With Framed Moss Art
If you have a black thumb and end up killing every houseplant you've ever owned, try these maintenance-free moss pictures instead.
More Than Half of Wild Coffee Species Could Go Extinct
This could affect for your daily cup of joe.
Do Plants Fart?
You'll never look at your potted plants the same way again.
How 19th-Century Photographer Anna Atkins Changed the Way We Look at Science
Her identity was a mystery for decades.
Florida's Red Tide Has Reached the Miami Area
The phenomenon is rare on Florida's east coast.
Scientists Have Figured Out Why Marimo Balls Only Float During the Day
Algae have circadian rhythms, too.
Rare 'Unicorn' Plant, Which Hasn't Been Seen in 131 Years, Discovered In Maine
Surprise!
An Avocado Shortage Has Triggered a Fruit Crime Wave in New Zealand
Kiwis are desperate to get their hands on the green stuff.
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Coming in contact with one of them feels like “being burnt with hot acid and electrocuted at the same time.”
6 Unexpected Uses for Aloe Vera That Go Beyond Sunburns
It's more than a moisturizer.
How Does Catnip Work?
Not all cats love it.
John Tradescant, Royal Gardener and Forefather of the Natural History Museum
He created a "world of wonders in one closet shut."
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It's now found in 11 states.
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These games are almost as relaxing as taking care of a real garden.
