Transforming Landscapes: Mandi White’s Enchanting Gardens in Boise
Mandi White designs stunning gardens in Boise, featuring a whimsical cottage escape with vibrant roses and a sophisticated oasis with elegant contrasts and low-maintenance beauty.
Celia Reddick
Celia Reddick, editor of SuchFlowers, grew up in the lush countryside of Vermont, where her love for plants and nature first blossomed. She pursued a degree in Environmental Science and Horticulture at the University of Maine, combining her passion for sustainability with hands-on botanical knowledge. After graduation, Celia gained extensive experience working in the floral and gardening industry, from managing organic flower farms to designing sustainable garden landscapes for residential and commercial spaces. Her editorial vision at SuchFlowers reflects her deep expertise and commitment to promoting eco-friendly gardening practices, inspiring readers to cultivate beauty and harmony in their outdoor spaces.
Study Links Plant Immune Responses to Human Neurological Health Through Vitamin B6
University of Kentucky scientists discovered shared metabolic pathways between plants and humans that affect vitamin B6 levels, influencing both plant immunity and human brain health.
University of Queensland Breakthrough Enables Genetic Modification in Plants Through Roots
Scientists have introduced genetic material into plants via roots using innovative nanoparticle technology, enabling rapid crop improvements and enhancing food quality without lengthy traditional methods.
Manage Common Pests in Philodendrons for a Healthier Indoor Garden
Philodendrons are popular houseplants known for their vibrant leaves. They can suffer from pests like aphids, spider mites, thrips, and fungus gnats, affecting their health.
Master the Art of Growing Common Goldenstar for Stunning Wildflower Gardens
Bloomeria, or common goldenstar, is a resilient perennial corm native to Southern California, thriving in well-drained soils and blooming vibrant star-shaped flowers in spring.
Unlock the Joy of Growing Dates Indoors with Pygmy Date Palms
Pygmy date palms (Phoenix roebelenii) thrive indoors, reaching 6-10 feet. They require bright light, well-draining soil, and proper humidity to produce nutrient-rich dates.
Acidification Offers Dairy Farmers a Cost-Effective Alternative to H5N1 Pasteurization
Recent research shows that adding citric acid to waste milk effectively inactivates the H5N1 virus, providing a cost-efficient alternative to traditional pasteurization for dairy farmers.
Explore 15 Rare Plants to Grow from Seeds This February
Unique plants such as Indigo Rose Cherry Tomato and Black Swan Poppy can be grown from seeds, offering vibrant additions to gardens while minimizing shipping risks.
Transform Your Garden with These 12 Drought-Resistant Shrubs
Drought-resistant shrubs, such as Thuja and American Beautyberry, thrive with minimal irrigation while enhancing garden aesthetics and supporting local wildlife in various climates.
Unlocking the Secrets to Cultivating Your Own Luxurious Saffron Spice
Saffron, the world's most expensive spice, is harvested from the Crocus sativus flower and requires careful cultivation, including specific planting techniques and climate considerations.