While a common garden lilac will work in Bonsai tree cultivation, dwarf species or cultivars are better suited to container growth. The dwarf Korean lilac is particularly popular given its small ...

Here is a list of some of my favourite varieties that are more than worthy of trial in your garden: • Dwarf Korean lilac (Syringa Meyerii ‘Palabin’ or Syringa patula ‘Miss Kim ...

If you're on the hunt for flowers to play sidekick to your lilacs, know that you've got a plethora of options. Here are more ...

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Q: I remember as a child walking past my grandparents’ lilac bush and loving the fragrance that filled the yard. But I also remember my grandfather on his hands and knees cutting out lilac suckers.

SHINAN: Dressed all in purple, bent-over women held long rakes aloft as they walked in a line to a lavender field to carry out some pruning on an island in southwest South Korea. Inspired by their ...

The Virgin Islands dwarf gecko is one of the smallest reptiles in the world. First discovered in 1964, this unique lizard is thought to inhabit several islands of the British Virgin Islands ...

The Dwarf gourami has long been among the most popular community fish, but in recent years its reputation as a hardy, easy-to-keep aquarium resident has taken a knock. So is it still worth keeping ...

Authored by Bhagchand Jain Baisakh Shukla Tritiya is highly significant in Indian culture. In common parlance, it is also called Akha Teej or Akshaya Tritiya. In Jain philosophy, it is considered ...

This all changed when the world’s tiniest bundle of adorable appeared in the hobby. The Dwarf Indian puffers, also known as Pygmy puffers and Malabar puffers, Carinotetraodon travancoricus, were a ...

Red Dwarf is set for another TV comeback, almost five years since the last outing. Launched by the BBC in 1988, Red Dwarf was created by Rob Grant and Doug Naylor. Originally a radio sketch ...