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Russia’s Federal Service for Veterinary and Phytosanitary Surveillance (Rosselkhoznadzor) has announced the possibility of imposing restrictions on the import of flowers from Armenia starting from June 16, 2025. The agency…

As summer arrives, gardeners are gearing up to enjoy the fruits of their labor with blooming flowers and ripening vegetables. However, the warmer weather also brings an unwelcome invasion of…

Severe thunderstorms accompanied by hail over the weekend have inflicted substantial damage on horticultural businesses, with North Rhine-Westphalia being one of the worst-affected regions. Initial assessments indicate that the total…

M&S, a beloved British institution, has long recognized that its flower brand was underperforming in the bustling environment of its Foodhall. This oversight represented a significant missed opportunity for the…

Father’s Day is approaching, and many people are scrambling to find the perfect gift for their dads. Here are some great gift ideas for dads who enjoy gardening and spending…

In June, if you observe two common trees suddenly dropping fruit, there is no need for alarm. Gardening expert Monty Don has clarified that this is a completely normal occurrence.…

Coffee filters, a common household item, have found a new purpose beyond brewing coffee: they can significantly benefit your plants. If you’ve been struggling with soil spilling out of your…

In the northeast of the Netherlands, a company is leveraging its expertise in creating innovative plugs to enhance horticultural automation. Maan Group has intensified its focus on this area, leading…

Scientists are using artificial intelligence (AI) to decode plant DNA in a way never done before. Large language models, the same technology behind understanding human language, now read genetic sequences…

After cutting nearly 500,000 trees last year for infrastructure projects, Maharashtra plans to plant 100 million trees this year. The campaign, called ‘Green Maharashtra, Prosperous Maharashtra,’ aims to boost the…