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1. Blue impatiens. Impatiens namchabarwensis is a semi-woody, branching, one-foot tall plant with delicate true-blue blooms that was discovered in a small region of the
1. Lily of the Incas. Deep in South America, in the southern Andes, clumps of richly coloured flowers grew from a cluster of tubers buried
1. Names. Earthworms are of many different species. The common one we tend to recognize as an earthworm is Lumbricus terrestris, which, although it is
1. Tooth of the lion. The English common name “dandelion” comes from the French dent de lion, meaning tooth of the lion. The Latin, Taraxacum,
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1. Do bees have noses? Not exactly, but they do detect odour through receptors in their antennae. Various insects have sensory receptors in their
Life wouldn’t be possible without water. We can see this in the garden after a much-needed rainstorm brings plants back to life. From rain to
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