New research reveals how repeated genetic changes in Hibiscus flowers have led to the loss of visually striking bullseye ...

New research reveals how repeated genetic changes in hibiscus flowers have led to the loss of visually striking bullseye patterns despite their advantage in attracting pollinators like bumblebees.

Bees prefer yellow flowers to red ones, reveals new research. And the findings may eventually lead to higher-yielding crops, say scientists. The discovery was triggered when researchers examining ...

Flowers captivate us with their colors, but nature often hides its most remarkable stories in what we overlook. Among Hibiscus blossoms, the bullseye pattern is a bold circle of pigment near the petal ...

Walter Becker relocates paths and flower beds annually ... colorful displays of purple and green sweet potato vines, yellow hibiscus and 600 to 800 New Guinea impatiens around the property ...

They are bright, classic and low-maintenance flowers which can bloom throughout the season. These vibrant and eye-catching flowers love sunlight and bloom in bunches, also they come in various shades.

The vibrant red hibiscus flower, often linked to lush gardens and tropical climates, has long been admired for its versatility in both the beauty and wellness industries. While it is commonly brewed ...

For centuries, edible flowers have been used in culinary practices, adding color, flavor, and a touch of class to dishes. This jam presents a floral aroma with a hint of sweetness, making plain ...

The hibiscus oil is ready to use! Massage your scalp once a week and leave it on for about 30 minute Take a clean jar, and add the oil that you have prepared. Keep it aside and let it cool down.