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Hailing from the pea family, clovers are a leguminous group within the Trifolium genus, primarily found in temperate and subtropical regions, although they are scarce in Southeast Asia and Australia. With a tri-lobed leaf structure, clovers showcase fruit that encases a pair of seeds. Their flowers come in shades of white, pink, yellow, or red, … Read more
The Remarkable Eden Project: A Botanical Haven in Cornwall Imagine a place where a vast array of Earth’s plants, like Noah’s animals on his ark, are brought together in perfect harmony. Well, such a place exists, and it’s known as the Eden Project. This brilliant concept wasn’t born yesterday; many minds pondered over it before … Read more
The genus Parodia is home to a variety of cacti that may either charm or baffle gardeners. Personally, I must admit, I haven’t quite grasped their secret yet. Caring for a cactus has proven elusive for me until recently when I discovered the key to success. Among the first cacti I attempted to grow was … Read more
Presenting the Indispensable Herb Almost every abode on this planet possesses some variation of the herb known as oregano. Whether it appears in its dried, fresh, or oil form, oregano is an absolute must-have in your pantry. Oregano permeates numerous culinary traditions, making it effortlessly cultivable both indoors and outdoors. Moreover, it boasts an astonishing … Read more
The sunflower, aptly named after the sun, stands alone in having “flower” in its name. It follows the sun’s path, exhibiting heliotropism by facing east in the morning and west at dusk. Within a mere six months, these incredible flowers can grow to impressive heights of eight to 12 feet. The tallest sunflower on record, … Read more