Lithops are a genus of succulents from southern Africa, evolved to look like polished stones or pebbles.
Category: Plants
The Most Popular Houseplants in Every Country
These maps of the world feature the most popular houseplants in each country.
Arrangeable Wall Planters by David Rozek
With organic shapes and a tilting angle, a range of plants can live in them.
The Top 5 Foods To Keep Your Brain Healthy
Here are five of the top food picks for a healthy brain. Eat up!
This Planter Is Made With Landfill Waste and Locks Carbon Out of The Air
Made from landfill waste as well as a unique binder that permanently locks in carbon during the kiln process, this planter does more than make your plants look good.
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Avocado Vase is Perfect For Your Planting Fruit
This elegant glass vase was designed specifically to grow an avocado.
BloomingTables Lets You Grow a Garden Under Your Tabletop
BloomingTables Lets You Grow a Garden Under Your Tabletop
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Mind Bending Fractals With Infinitely Complex Shapes
Fractals exist everywhere in nature, creating infinite, mind-bending patterns that are even stranger than a casual glance may show.
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Are Squareat’s Squares the Food of the Future?
A unique food offering called Squareat, made of minimally processed squares of ready-to-eat food.
Impressive Miniature Baskets Woven from Invasive Plants and Weeds
These remarkably tiny and intricate baskets and bowls were hand woven from invasive grasses and weeds by Suzie Grieve and shows her very deft handiwork.
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World’s Most Expensive Houseplant Sells in New Zealand
$20,000 for a single houseplant? Better remember to water it!
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Incredible Landscape Embroidery by Katrin Vates
Embroidery artist Katrin Vates has opened our eyes to all the ways the art form can be used.
An Animated Timelapse Through Tropical Fruit
An Animated Timelapse Through Tropical Fruit
Bloomscape’s Tough Stuff Collection is Perfect for the Not-so-Greenthumb
Bloomscape's Tough Stuff collection includes houseplants that are exceptionally resilient, and basically, hard to kill.
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Émilie Grange’s Vibrant Flowery Inks
Director Émilie Grange has a beautifully vibrant eye, and it's on particular display in her work "Bucolic", which pairs macro visions of flowers with colorful, flowing inks.
Watch an Avocado Seed Grow in Time-lapse
Whether you've attempted to grow an avocado pit or not, this nice time-lapse showcases the process of taking the plant from seed to sprout to potted plant.
LEGO’s New Botanical Collection is a Welcome Break from Buildings and Vehicles
LEGO's new Botanical collection includes realistic flower bouquets and intricate bonsais trees that look great on a shelf.
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Are Burgers Made From Kelp the New Eco Alternative to Meat?
The burger of the future could look like Akua's new burger, made from carbon-neutral, zero-input ocean kelp.
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Dreamlike Mushrooms Captured by Jan Vermeer
In a brilliantly captured series, photographer Jan Vermeer shows us the diversity, beauty, and strangeness of the world of fungi that inhabit the damp corners of the world.
Photos Show Devastating Clear Cutting of 2,000 Year Old Growth Cedar Forests
Shocking and heartbreaking photos show the devastation of BC's few remaining old growth forests, being logged now by greedy, unscrupulous timber companies.
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Nine Amazing Facts About Redwoods
Redwood trees aren't just the tallest on the planet, they're smart, fascinating, and full of wonder.
See Some of the Best Macro Garden Photos From Around the World
The recently completed International Garden Photographer of the Year Award has some amazing entries, from exquisite blossoms to magical insect moments.
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Litli Ulfur’s Organic, Mossy Embroidery Mimics the Natural World
Like stepping onto a soft, mossy covering of a forest floor, these beautifully crafted embroidery pieces take us out of our normal lives, and into a beautifully natural one. They’re …
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Moss That Drinks Directly From the Fog and Mist
For those of you that say "why don't you write about actual moss or fog more often?", this post is for you!
Ancient Cars With Trees Growing Right Through Them
If you think a common car is going to stop a tree from going about its business, this series of photos will set the record straight.
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A Quiet Look at Keukenhof, the World’s Most Beautiful Tulip Garden, Closed for the First Time in 70 Years
Closed for the first time in 71 years due to the Coronavirus outbreak, the world Famous Keukenhof spring garden in the Netherlands was beautifully photographed by Albert Dros.