An expert has revealed the simple thing that gardeners can do to protect their hydrangeas as the UK is hit by a heatwave, ...

The air moving above the forest carries valuable information about how trees absorb carbon, and what may happen in the future ...

Be on the lookout for garden pests in June. Place traps for apple maggots in your apple trees by the end of the month, ...

Besides an earlier bloom date, Fernleaf peonies differ from other peonies in their foliage, and are easily recognized by their finely cut, almost threadlike leaves compared to the broader leaves ...

David says to make sure to keep leaves above the water line, otherwise they can start to rot and turn the water cloudy. Other ways to keep your cut peonies cool is to store them in shaded spots ...

Dig a hole larger than the roots and ensure the crown (the bud tip) is 5cm below the soil surface ... Sometimes tree peonies form suckers around the base of the plant, which appear from below ground ...

such as through structures on the leaf surface called the stomata and through the cuticle. Stomata are small openings made of cells, and the cuticle is a membrane, covered in insoluble wax ...

(Adsorption is when a substance adheres to the surface of something ... as well as a variety of loose-leaf teas and herbal alternatives: black tea, green tea, white peony tea, oolong tea, rooibos ...

Make sure the buds (or eyes) on a peony graft are no more than 2 inches below the soil surface in northern gardens ... in ...

In a new study, the researchers discovered that tweaking the texture of any surface and adding a thin layer of graphene ... the research was inspired by the rippling geometry of leaves. “There is more ...