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A Hot One A new habañero pepper, named ‘TigerPaw-NR’ has been developed in South Carolina. It was so named because...
Grasses are in the news! A recent front-page article in the San Francisco Chronicle extolled the virtues of a tropical...
While used in recent years for perfumes, biocosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and medical research, the plants of the maquis are deeply ingrained...
As Barbara Blossom Ashmun reveals in Married to My Garden, her new collection of essays, a romance with gardening may...
Zauschnerias, the so-called California fuchsias, have long been known and grown by the horticultural cognoscenti of the world. Who can...
Ants...As Allies? In Aesop’s fable, the ant is held up as a paragon of industry. Carpenters, weavers, gardeners, harvesters, drivers,...
Raconteur Scott Calhoun leaves his plant-loving reader ravenous for Baja fish tacos, Mexican Coca-Cola, ice-cold Tecate, Red Iguana mole, Johnny...
There seems to be a limited overlap between the universe of gardeners and the universe of floral designers. More’s the...
Each of the following nurseries usually offer several species or selections of zauschneria, including many that are not included in...