07/08/2025
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Plant Profile: Baptisia australis
A member of the Pea family (Fabaceae), Baptisia australis recalls the cultivated lupin in its foliage and flowers, but is…


07/08/2025
A member of the Pea family (Fabaceae), Baptisia australis recalls the cultivated lupin in its foliage and flowers, but is…
29/07/2025
The flower industry is a fashion industry with seasonal demand dictated by fashion colours and design influenced by social mood.…
15/06/2025
At this year’s RHS Chelsea Flower Show, amid the petals and precision of the UK’s finest horticulture, something quietly radical…
10/06/2025
Conditions in modern cities can be as challenging as the most hostile natural environments. Wind, in particular, can be a…
11/05/2025
Urban landscapes, which are predominantly characterised by their built infrastructure and human activity, present a unique and often challenging environment…
10/04/2025
From wool to wildlife-friendly planting schemes, the shift away from plastic tree guards is helping cities and landscapes in the…
15/12/2024
The City of Chengdu, China, was named the Grand Winner of the AIPH World Green City Awards 2024. The Awards…
01/11/2024
AIPH’s mission at COP16 underscores its mission in promoting nature-positive urban development. The International Association of Horticultural Producers (AIPH) joined…
15/07/2024
Long-lived perennials with slowly creeping rhizomes, epimediums combine visual charm with remarkable resilience and ruggedness. In the Berberidaceae family, the…
08/07/2024
The voice of the youth is emerging as a powerful catalyst for shaping greener, healthier, and more resilient urban areas.…
24/06/2024
The world continues to urbanise at an unprecedented rate. Cities are both drivers of biodiversity loss and habitat fragmentation and…
12/06/2024
Olympia London was the venue for Innovation Zero on 30th April and 1st May 2024, with 10,000 delegates expected and…