Share on Pinterest Ylang ylang is a yellow, star-shaped flower that grows on the Cananga tree (Cananga odorata). This tropical species is native to countries surrounding the Indian Ocean ...

A Chiang Mai University research team has found a new tree in Satun and named it "Chalermprakiat" to commemorate His Majesty's 72nd birthday. The new species of Ylang Ylang, or Cananga tree, known ...

Originating from the flowers of the Cananga tree, native to the rainforests of Asian and South Pacific islands, Ylang Ylang’s scent has subtly interwoven itself into the tapestry of romance and allure ...

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Growing just an inch or 2 inches annually, Joshua trees take 30 or more years to flower or reproduce. Many say 19th-century Mormon settlers named these plants after the biblical Joshua because their ...

Club Ochroma is the bar of choice on Barro Colorado Island, and I've arrived a little early for happy hour at the Smithsonian Tropical Research Station. It's 3:45 in the afternoon, and I'm perched ...

Inside the Flower Dome of Singapore’s Gardens by the Bay grow magnificent trees with some of the oddest names in the world. How did they get their unique monikers? Just a pebble's throw from the ...

Flowers are just the pretty heads. I'm going to have a hunt for other plants we can find. Let's go! This is a spruce tree. All trees are plants. Some plants stay green all year round. These are ...

We have moved two picks to the competition. We’ve set up enough artificial Christmas trees to know that there’s no single best artificial tree. They come in dozens of species, shapes ...

She also has hosted videos on DIY home tips and solutions and launc... Trees are great assets to properties. They add shade and beauty while controlling erosion. But when a tree is no longer ...

Every tree tells a story, but some are beyond eloquent ... And after dipping his madeleine in tea made from the flowers of a linden, Marcel Proust’s narrator fell into a “remembrance of ...