In a world that often feels disconnected, a bouquet of fresh flowers remains a powerful and timeless gesture of love, appreciation, and sympathy.

QUESTION: What are the national flowers of Europe? A national flower is a symbol of a country’s heritage, culture and ­natural beauty. In the UK, Scotland has the thistle, representing strength ...

Thanks to its fragrant white flowers, the meaning of jasmine flowers (Jasminum) has long been prized across Asia, the ...

In central Scotland, the Glen Finglas estate in the Trossachs National Park is one of the UK’s most biodiverse areas and a brilliant place to catch the first bluebells of the season.

The huge antenna for Europe's newly launched Biomass forest-monitoring satellite has been successfully deployed, a big milestone for the mission.

China does not have an “official” national flower, but the tree peony can be regarded as a national favorite. The tree peony (mudan) received the most votes in a survey conducted in 1994 in ...

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European Golden Shoe 2025: Top 25 Contenders Ranked Mohamed Salah, Erling Haaland and a few surprise names are all in the mix for this year's European Golden Shoe.

The European Union provides incentives to those who plant flowers to increase biodiversity, but there is no law in Denmark that requires farmers to do this. Fact check: Viral photo shows Black ...

Invasive species including snakes and lizards are slipping unnoticed into northern Europe in vast shipments of cut flowers and potted plants, researchers have warned.

England has a rose, Wales a daffodil, Ireland a shamrock and Scotland the purple, prickly but proud thistle which has been our national emblem for centuries, here’s why.

Artists have painted brilliant sunflowers over heaps of burnt-out cars destroyed in Russia's invasion of Ukraine - upsetting some locals who wonder if it is too soon to beautify the wreckage of war.