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Why containers fade by midsummer and the deadheading rhythm that keeps them full and bloomingContainer plants can lose their appeal by mid-summer. Faded flowers make them look dull. Removing these spent blooms, a process called dead...- These large-, mid- and small-cap stocks can give more than 22% return in 1 year, according to analystsWhen a market is in a secular correction due to fears that the economy might take a hit for some reason, the fall is generally across the b...
- DIY Fertilizer: The Kitchen Ingredient That Makes Plants Explode With LifeGardeners across the United States are discovering kitchen waste benefits plants. Science shows composting these materials recycles nutrien...
- Why the Slimy Creatures in Your Garden Aren’t Always the EnemyGardeners often see slugs as pests. However, these creatures are vital decomposers and a food source for many garden animals. While they ca...
- Blooms and laughter! Chelsea flower show will have 1st garden designed by childrenWhile the Chelsea Flower Show is typically synonymous with serene contemplation amid a sea of prize-winning blooms, this year, a different ...
- Kate Middleton attends 'Chelsea Flower Show', enjoys time with school kidsPrincess of Wales Kate Middleton attended the "Chelsea Flower Show".
- British-style gardens have their own relevance, just like public parks doOrnamental garden-style designs are also taking over common parks in residential colonies in urban India mainly because plots are now entir...
- What is Japanese knotweed and why is it hard to get rid of it? Here’s all you may want to knowJapanese knotweed has recently emerged in the news after an accountant was handed a £200,000 legal bill after he was found guilty of sellin...
- India, Netherlands share common commitment towards Indo-Pacific peace & security: President Ram Nath KovindIn his address at the state banquet hosted by King Willem Alexander on Tuesday, Kovind noted that this year marks a milestone in bilateral ...
- How English gardens transformed UK economy over 350 yearsIn “England’s Magnificent Gardens: How a Billion-Dollar Industry Transformed a Nation, from Charles II to Today”, the author argues that ga...
- UK's carefully nurtured plants under attackWho’s embarked on this and where?The battlefields are the gardens in the UK, and it is the hobby gardeners who are up in arms. This summer,...
- There’s an orchid named after Melania Trump, and it just won an awardThis is no grocery store flower. Not just anyone can pick a pretty flower and call it Melania.
- The wackiest whispers and murmurs in corporate corridors & policy parloursA fund manager with one of the biggest private equity funds has moved to Singapore, ostensibly to start his own venture. The real reason is...
- February auto sales grow, show economic revival on trackThe FY18 growth projection was revised marginally upward to 6.6% from 6.5% estimated earlier.
- The Lalbagh Flower Show which began in 1900s was inspired by the Chelsea Flower ShowThe aim of the show was to educate people and showcase the botanical riches of the garden.
- When horticulturist Krumbiegel's granddaughter visited Bengaluru to see her ancestors' creationKrumbiegel was the brain behind the imaginatively conceived flower sequences around Lalbagh.
- Year-ender getaways: Visit the pictueresque town of Naggar & the scenic hills of KemmanagundiThe enthusiastic trekker in you will find his/her spot in the picturesque town of Naggar. There are many guided treks that take place.
- Planning a vacation? Here's why you should visit Hansi in Haryana or go trekking in KemmanagundiMake the most of an extended weekend in coming months.
- Infosys leads 5 Indian projects shortlisted for Green OscarsMumbai-based Greenway Grameen's mission is to provide an affordable, desirable cookstove to improve quality of life for Indian women.
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