Exploring Botanical Families: Bromeliads
The Bromeliaceae family includes plants that are particularly fascinating, both for their sometimes unusual shapes and their highly spectacular inflorescences.Continue Reading
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The Bromeliaceae family includes plants that are particularly fascinating, both for their sometimes unusual shapes and their highly spectacular inflorescences.Continue Reading
Around March 20th, spring officially arrives. Yet at this time of year, the landscape often seems to hover between winterContinue Reading
The Euphorbiaceae family is certainly one of the most atypical in our flora, probably due to the highly variable morphologicalContinue Reading
Cucurbits ignore conventions and disregard the boundaries imposed on them by vegetable patches and gardens. Invading every space around themContinue Reading
During a short road trip with my partner, we had one of our trademark biological-philosophical discussions. The kind of deepContinue Reading
September is well underway, and with it comes that slight melancholy we feel when we have to go out beforeContinue Reading
We were taught this in school: bees collect pollen from one flower and carry it to another, ensuring pollination. OnceContinue Reading
I have to admit: when it comes to landscaping, I’m not really a big fan of flowers. At my house,Continue Reading
Summer is in full swing and Solanaceae are taking center stage in the vegetable garden. Gardeners are well aware thatContinue Reading
Many plants have thorns or needles… but that doesn’t stop them from being beautiful. Think of roses, spruce trees, andContinue Reading









