THE PNG University of Technology Farm has nurtured 10,000 cocoa hybrid and clones to be distributed to Wafi-Golpu Joint ...

THE 1997 climate-induced drought was one of the strongest and worst scenarios in the memory of Papua New Guinea.

The timing and duration of these four seasons varies from year to year and for generations, Masig islanders have observed signs in the winds, weather, sea life, plants and animals ... and trading with ...

Alpine plants are ideal for small gardens and containers. An expert from Elisabeth C. Miller Botanical Garden shares how to ...

Growing your first garden—or your first plant for that matter—can feel intimidating. But it’s not as complicated as it seems. Curiosity and the habits you form early on, plus the plants you ...

The dense, bushy plant also was lauded for vigorous growth and health, even in challenging conditions. (Bred by Garden Genetics and Seeds by Design) Cauliflower Murasaki Fioretto 70 F1 (National ...

One of Leu Gardens’ most popular annual events is back this weekend, providing a space for green thumbs to browse and buy a wide variety of plants. The 28th annual plant sale, which is known to ...

Drought-resilient plants soaked after weeks of rain. Cherry blossom buds freezing after a cold snap. It’s tough to be a gardener these days. Fueled by climate change, the weather is more unpredictable ...

March is the perfect time to start getting your garden ready for summer and certain plants should be planted now to ensure they’ll grow in time. After the warmer weather in early March ...

Set to open in July, the permanent garden will tell “the story of carbon” through a unique design, illustrating the deep connections between plants and climate change. The Royal Botanic ...

"There’s a wide variety of plants you can use to create privacy in your garden," they said. "Bamboo is a good option and it's pretty instant as long as you protect the rest of your garden from ...

If gardening isn't your forte, these pot plants that thrive on neglect are a must-have addition to your garden ...