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Love the Fig

100 years ago, people were eating things that most of us will never taste. So what happened?

The strange, twisted story behind Seattle's blackberries

Mother trees recognize kin and send them "messages of wisdom"

21 Fruits And Veggies You Didn't Know Grew Like That

Color Coded Food and Flowers Photographed by Emily Blincoe

The Secret History of Citrus

How To Propagation: Regrow Mint from Cuttings

CRISPR Is Going To Revolutionize Our Food System... And Save Bananas

Recognizing Spring, Scientifically, by the New York Times

Shazam for Plants Will Identify Any Plant From a Picture

The Crazy World of Cycad Sex - Ginkgo In Defense of Plants

German Forest Ranger Finds That Trees Have Social Networks

In Heirloom Harvest, Old-School Portraits Of Vegetable Treasures

Brooklyn Botanic Garden Exhibition Is Knitted With Scientific Accuracy

A New Chapter for Saffron, by the New York Times

Giant Sloths Are the Reason Why Avocados Are Still Around

New research shows plants talking

The world's most popular banana could go extinct.

This NYC garden grows fruit where the sun doesn’t shine

2015 El Nino has casued Chile's Atacama Desert, one of the driest places on Earth, to burst into life.

8 things you didn’t know about hemp

My 34,682% ROI on Potatoes

The Poison Garden

Could Grassroots ‘Cactivism’ be the Cure for California’s Drought?

Is Portland The Epicenter Of A New American Bonsai Movement?

Can the Azolla Fern That Cooled the Planet Do It Again?

Thousands Stop to Smell a Flower (and Hope Not to Gag)

Snap Pea Sensei

Cactus Flowers: Mother Nature’s Fireworks

How to feed the cities of the future | The Verge

Why Harry Klee’s perfect tomato isn’t sold in supermarkets.

Harvesting Lavender and How Lavender Essential Oil Is Made

Plants and Flowers Time lapse and Beauty Shots + Bonus 4k Video

Is It Really Possible To "Unripen" A Banana With A Hairdryer And Some Rice?

Meghalaya's Living Bridges - Incredible India

A tomato from our garden got a crack and stitched itself...

Remarkable Footage of Plants That Explode to Disperse Their Seeds

Genetically Engineering an Icon: Can Biotech Bring the Chestnut Back to America's Forests? - Rebecca J. Rosen - The Atlantic

Can We Engineer an American Chestnut Revival?

NASA: These 18 Houseplants Help Purify Your Home's Air

The fountain of youth and health might be blooming in your front yard

Saving The Sweetest Watermelon The South Has Ever Known

The Soviet Military Secret That Could Become Alaska's Most Valuable Crop

"Into the Wild" author uses science to solve toxic seed mystery

20+ Photos Of Geometrical Plants For Symmetry Lovers

Genetically modified crops? Nature got there first.

Fruits and Veggies Under the Microscope

Eating the Sun: Can Humans Be Hacked to Do Photosynthesis?

Macro Timelapse of Plants Growing

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