Plant of the Week
*Ballantinia pumilio*
What’s in a name?
Plant of the Week
What’s in a name?
Alun Salt ·
Plant of the Week
A plant with an unusual number of names.
Alun Salt ·
Plant of the Week
An orchid that offers a wasp everything and delivers nothing.
Alun Salt ·
Plant of the Week
The national flower of Greenland.
Alun Salt ·
Plant of the Week
Something strange in your neighbourhood? Who you gonna call? Skip the Ghostbusters and try a botanist.
Alun Salt ·
Plant of the Week
A flower that holds itself at blood heat on a cold day, and seeds that can wait a thousand years for the right one.
Alun Salt ·
Plant of the Week
Crested cow-wheat can flourish for years after a verge is cut. Or it can be wiped out by the same machine, if the cut comes a month too late.
Botany One Admin ·
Plant of the Week
The Saint Helena olive went extinct in 2003 due to human activity.
Sarah Covshoff ·
Plant of the Week
The common horsetail is one of the surviving representatives of a group of plants that once dominated the forests of the past.
Carlos A. Ordóñez-Parra ·
Plant of the Week
One gardener's pond scum is a spaceflight crop, a biofuel and a pollution sponge, all folded into a plant smaller than your fingernail.
Alun Salt ·
Plant of the Week
Our first moss for Plant of the Week: the blunt-leaved bog moss.
Carlos A. Ordóñez-Parra ·
Plant of the Week
The Tree Cholla Cactus produces beautiful other-worldly gardens
Sarah Covshoff ·