As heavy feeders, hibiscus plants need enough nutrients to provide healthy foliage. According to Langelo, a lack of nutrients, especially nitrogen, causes hibiscus leaves to turn from green to yellow.

I often wonder if flowers from my gardens are edible, as I’m sure many others do. And to my surprise, many of the blooms from ...

State housing and environment committee chairman Datuk Seri S. Sundarajoo said 7,752 hibiscus plants were grown. This exceeded the target of 6,000 plants, he said.

Easton Umansky’s research shows trees through the eyes of residents. It reveals how personal our relationships with nature are.

While you can always eat the flowers raw, as soon as you pick them, there are many ways to use edible flowers. Here are a few suggestions to get you started: add them to fresh salads (nasturtium ...

Seven new tree-dwelling tarantula species have been identified in southeastern Brazil, including three from heavily deforested regions, according to a study. Getty Images/iStockphoto In ...

If your hibiscus leaves are turning yellow, it could be caused by water, sunlight, pests, or environment. Here's how to identify the cause and how to fix it.

I saw the most stunning mini-waterfall of green spilling out of a planter box the other day and just had to take a closer look to ascertain that this was not a fake plant, so flawless was its ...