Many of Africa’s plants are grown in gardens worldwide, including agapanthus and osteospermums. The post 50 Native African Flowers and Plants to Admire appeared first on Petal Republic.

These flowers are often confused for the Titan Arum flower, which has also bloomed at the Atlanta Botanical Garden and has a similar stench. But the African Corpse Flower is much more rare.

A niche flower shop with exotic plants and flowers from New Zealand, Holland, South Africa, Mexico, and worldwide opened its doors in Downtown Skokie in December. Botanik Culture has maintained an ...

Chelsea 2006 show garden. Plectranthus saccatus 'Lonitobus' Spur Flower. A shade-loving South African plant with white flowers, which makes an extremely effective show in a pot.

Start from seed: Zinnias, sunflowers, cosmos, and marigolds are easy to grow from seed. You can purchase these at local nurseries too, but I recommend only planting sunflowers from seed because they ...

African Marigold. Getty Images. ... These flowers are a hero in the garden—not only are they fast-growing, but they also repel pests, making them an incredible companion plant.

South African flora has been winning international awards for its beauty, resilience, and peculiarity. The black jack ...

Pet-safe flowers for spring. Though cats and dogs may have the same harmful plants, some flowers are more dog-forward or cat-forward than others. Flowers safe for cats and dogs are: African ...

S tarting next month, the Lloyd Library & Museum will open its doors to a multi-faceted exhibition delves into the rich history of African botanicals and their influence on the Americas.. Spearheaded ...

Gardens come into their own during the summer months, when so many species are blooming. Here are 7 different flowers to plant in April that will bring color and vibrancy to your garden.

Here are some flowers and plants that may be toxic to your pets, according to Animal Emergency Service: Aloe Vera: Mild to moderate toxin if ingested by cats or dogs. Azaleas: Moderate to high ...

The Atlanta Botanical Garden says there have been only seven blooming events in a botanical garden since the first one was reported in 1922. ABG's flower also bloomed in 2020.