This comprehensive guide lists 45 white herbs, giving scientific names, the specific white trait (flowers, foliage, or roots), and native regions for each plant. Ideal for gardeners, herbalists, and botanists, the post helps you identify, source, and use white herbs for culinary, medicinal, and ornamental purposes.
This complete guide lists 37 Fruits of Singapore, with scientific names, peak months, and where to find them across the island. From iconic durian and mangosteen to rambutan, jackfruit and lesser-known local varieties, learn seasonal availability and the best places to taste or buy each fruit.
Explore four endangered swamp plants and learn their scientific names, conservation statuses, ranges, and primary threats. This concise list highlights the urgent risks facing these wetland species and offers resources and actions you can take to support their protection. Read on to find conservation status details and simple ways to get involved.
This post lists 50 native plant species of the United States, providing scientific names, native ranges by state or region, and typical heights. Whether you’re a gardener, conservationist, or nature enthusiast, use this curated reference to identify, select, and learn about The United States’ native plants that thrive in different climates and habitats.
Vegetable Examples: The Complete List is a comprehensive reference profiling 83 vegetables with scientific names, category types, and typical growing regions. Ideal for home gardeners, cooks, and botany students, this guide helps you identify common and lesser-known vegetables, discover regional growing notes and culinary uses, and find the right varieties for your garden or kitchen.
Explore Paraguay’s native plants with this curated list of 20 species, each entry giving the scientific name, family, and typical habitat or range. From iconic lapacho blossoms to lesser-known wetland and Chaco endemics, this guide is perfect for students, gardeners, and nature lovers who want to learn, identify, and conserve Paraguay’s native plants.
This post lists 33 notable Flowers of South Korea, giving scientific names, bloom months, and the best places to see each in the wild or in gardens. Whether you’re a botanist, photographer, or traveler planning seasonal sightseeing, use this guide to identify species, time your visits, and discover Korea’s floral highlights across parks and countryside.
Not sure whether that street tree is an elm or an ash? This guide outlines 8 clear, easy-to-see differences — from leaf shape and bark texture to seeds, branching and common diseases. Use the linked deep-dive posts to quickly identify trees in the field and learn practical care and management tips.
Explore the Flowers of Canada: a comprehensive list of 68 native and naturalized species with scientific names, bloom seasons, and provincial distributions. Ideal for gardeners, naturalists, and students, this guide helps you identify seasonal wildflowers across Canada’s ecozones with photos and practical identification tips—start discovering native blooms today.