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If you're interested in growing your own fruit trees but live in a colder climate, you still have options. Consider this fruit tree for beginners.

That same misunderstanding also explains why bonsai are often seen as overpriced. When you assume you’re buying a decorative plant, the cost feels excessive. But once you understand what goes into ...

Every year the National Garden Bureau selects one perennial, one annual, one bulb, one houseplant, one shrub, and one edible, as their “Year of the” plant designations. Plants are chosen based on ...

Visitors can now look out for an edible garden and a bamboo grove leading to a waterfall at the Chinese Garden, as well as an indoor "breathing gallery" for terrestrial and aquatic species at the ...

Rare and exquisite plants are now symbols of luxury and style in India, fetching high prices. From ancient Ficus bonsai to the blooming Neelakurinji, these botanical treasures are admired for their ...

In this series, people from all walks of life offer an inside – often unfiltered – take on their livelihoods and what keeps them going in their jobs. In this instalment, hear from a horticulturist and ...

The Japanese art form of shaping a miniature tree in the form of a bonsai [‘bon’ is tray and ‘sai’, means plant], dates back several thousand years, with roots in China’s Tang dynasty in the 7th ...

The ornamental art of bonsai are on display in the Hoop House at Hershey Gardens in the annual “Bonsai: Living Art of the Susquehanna Bonsai Club” exhibit of miniature trees and shrubs. The ...

Founded by PatientPop veterans, Bonsai helps practices improve patient outcomes, reduce staff workload, and grow sustainably through AI automation. SANTA MONICA, Calif., September 25, 2025--(BUSINESS ...

Can ancient Japanese horticultural wisdom solve our modern attention deficit? And do any of us actually know what we're doing when we bring Bonsai trees – literally living artworks – into our homes?