It’s not every day that you get to witness the blooming of a corpse flower (Titan arum), subtly named for its not-so-subtle odor, which resembles that of a rotting corpse. The smell of a corpse flower ...

With half of Australia's flowers imported from overseas, one family-run farm has defied the odds to bloom where others have wilted in the face of fierce competition. With the peak body Flower Industry ...

A rare corpse flower, Amorphophallus titanum, bloomed after 15 years at Canberra's Australian National Botanic Gardens, drawing hundreds of visitors despite its pungent odor. It's the third such bloom ...

Lego bricks first arrived in Australia 50 years ago. They seem to have gotten bigger in the intervening decades. A life-size Lego forest recently popped up in the Outback. Amanda Kooser Freelance ...

Museums and herbariums often share samples of various plant species, allowing experts around the world to study rare specimens. But a recent collaborative effort between the National Museum of Natural ...

Evolving in parallel Flowers in Australia evolved their bright colours to attract native bees, according to new research that proves the flying insects are crucial to flower pollination around the ...

‘The best flowers are the ones grown closest to you,’ says florist Jane Marx, founder of The Beautiful Bunch ahead of Mother’s Day.Photograph: Francois Marx Melbourne florist Jane Marx, founder of ...

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Photo taken on Sep 16, 2022 shows blooming flowers in early spring by the Lake Burley Griffin in Canberra, Australia. Photo:Xinhua Photo taken on Sep 16, 2022 shows blooming flowers in early spring by ...

Australian biosecurity officers accidentally destroyed valuable flower specimens from the mid-1800s after a paperwork mix-up. An "irreplaceable collection" of daisies from the 1850s on loan to ...