If you’re looking for a funky-looking houseplant, the bird’s nest fern is for you. Leslie Corona is the Associate Editorial Director at Realsimple.com. She has been styling, organizing, writing, and ...

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Did you know that some of the earliest fossils discovered worldwide were from nearby Cuckfield? And that in 2014, dinosaur fossils were unearthed during construction work at Ardingly College, just ...

Asplenium nidus L. commonly called as Bird’s Nest Fern, is a threatened, ornamental fern, which is widely used as novel foliage ornamental plant and local people use it in worship. The taxon is ...

What is a stumpery, you ask? Fantastical, leafy, and a bit barmy, a stumpery is a garden area composed of tree stumps and shade-loving plants, predominantly ferns. Usually situated within or adjacent ...

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If you have some shady nooks in your garden, they don't need to look dull and uninteresting. You can fill these dim areas with glorious color by planting some brilliant impatiens that happily thrive ...

Shade gardens get a bad rep, playing second fiddle to showy sunny spots, deemed the less desirable real estate to the prized south-facing garden. But I think unfairly so – there’s a lot to be said for ...

The plant on the left is the Australian Mulberry (Pipturus argenteus), though it is not related to the common mulberry grown in many edible gardens here. Its white fruit is edible. It is a weed, and ...

The ancestors of modern ferns are among some of the oldest plants on the planet, dating back to prehistoric times. There's no need to replicate a dinosaur's habitat if you want to enjoy the fresh ...

New research points to a pair of nineteenth-century albums of pressed plants as possibly being created by botanist Wilhelm Bäuerlen. Are there others out there? The real story is different, I thought.