No ears, no problem. The tobacco hornworm caterpillar, a common garden pest, can actually detect airborne sound via microscopic hairs on its body, according to a team of faculty and graduate students ...

Time-lapse of growing taro directly from root. The root (edible) was bought from neighboring Asian grocery market. It was ...

From the “Today” show to the Rose Festival Grand Floral Parade, Tula-Tu has had an enormous first year on Earth.

African elephants create low rumbles that travel through the earth, letting other elephants detect messages through vibrations.

Growing tropical plants in the garden is so much fun! One of the best tropical plants to grow is definitely Elephant Ears, or ...

Container gardening opens the door to growing beautiful, healthy plants without needing a large yard to do it. Whether you're living in an apartment, condo, or a home with only a small patio or ...

I first noticed the striking silhouette of an alocasia while wandering through a shaded corner of a homestead garden in rural Bangladesh. The plant stood tall above the undergrowth, shimmering with ...

Modern artificial plants offer a realistic and low-maintenance way to bring greenery into homes. They eliminate the need for watering, pruning, and sunlight, making them ideal for busy individuals or ...

The David Austin roses are enclosed in their chicken wire fence, ready for winter’s deep freeze and a swaddling blanket of chopped leaves when the ground hardens. Fences have been cleared of annual ...

Royal Hawaiian Maui Gold elephant ear is a vibrant green plant that thrives in zones 8 and warmer. The plant can grow up to 48 inches tall and wide, making it an excellent backdrop for other plants.

Elephant ear stands out for its large heart-shaped leaves attached to tubers. While edible when cooked, it isn't worth planting unless you want to choke out your native vegetation. Elephant ear can ...