Scientists from the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, and their international partners, reveal today their pick of the top 10 ...

Those of us who live in USDA Hardiness Zones 7 and above are so lucky. We can garden nearly year-round, even in January (Some of you in Zone 6 may have a microclimate and can join in the fun). While ...

While every Dungeons and Dragons character is powerful by the time they reach level 20, some classes are in a whole different ...

Angiosperms, also known as flowering plants, represent the most diverse group of seed plants, and their origin and evolution ...

Dragon Ball Z’s Goku’s celebrated form inspires the name of the new fish species Vanderhorstia supersaiyan. Goku was sent to Earth as an infant prior to the destruction of his home planet at the hands ...

ORANGE, Fla. — The Florida Highway Patrol is investigating a crash involving a 2008 Toyota Sienna that collided with a concrete utility pole on Goldenrod Road near Valencia College Lane, resulting in ...

A newly designated butterfly species, Euptychia andrewberryi, has been named in honor of Harvard lecturer Andrew J. Berry by postdoctoral fellow Shinichi Nakahara, who identified the species. Nakahara ...

In the desolate plains of southern Australia scampers a small creature with pointy ears, a silky tail, and a cream-colored belly that ecologist Steve Morton describes as “wonderfully beautiful.” Its ...

September is one of the most floristically beautiful seasons, due in large measure to goldenrods. Their showy flowers brighten roadsides, fencerows and old fields. Goldenrod patches are often spiced ...

When I see the bright yellow flowers in the open meadows of late summer, I think of autumn approaching. Many species of goldenrods bloom in fields and in wooded areas in September. Other widespread ...

It is mid-September and native goldenrods are blooming. They are easy to spot, even at a distance, with their bright yellow arrays of flower clusters. There are 22 different native goldenrod (Solidago ...

There is a little streamlet that runs through the heart of Kimberton. I often stop and take a quick look; there’s almost always something interesting to see. A couple of weeks ago, I noticed a 7- to 8 ...