First fall flowers bloom at site of massacre on Gaza border
Steven’s meadow saffron and rain bells blossom in Re’im Forest, where more than 360 music festivalgoers were slaughtered by Hamas on October 7.
Steven’s meadow saffron and rain bells blossom in Re’im Forest, where more than 360 music festivalgoers were slaughtered by Hamas on October 7.
Zarina Wasser thought she was being pranked when Midwest Israel Consulate asked her to do a workshop for a Chicago nonprofit helping at-risk youth.
We may think of the desert as barren, but in the fall and early spring the Negev turns into an unexpected haven for winter daffodils, irises and more.
Tall, hardy, beautiful sea squills bloom in August and September, harbingers of the cooler rainy season just around the corner.
Jerusalem Botanical Gardens’ Wildflower Seeds Project, honoring the late First Lady Nehama Rivlin, aims to bring nature into urban home gardens.
Every February, a burst of red anemones totally transforms the dusty landscape of the Negev Desert.
Photographers explore how three elements – nature, man and steel – are bonded together on a scenic hilltop where a key Six-Day War battle was fought.
Amateur photographer Daniel Santacruz doesn’t have to go to a botanical garden to see native species; he only has to step outside his front door.
Right now is the peak season for Israel’s brilliant wildflowers, and after this winter’s abundant rain, the blooms are exceptional. Try these spots for some of the best viewing of anemones, cyclamen, irises and more.
What are Israel’s bestselling flowers? Where in the world do they end up? Check out Israel’s flower market on the rosiest day of the year.
Blossoming anemones are just one of the highlights waiting to be explored in Israel’s southern region this winter.
In the early months of the year, Israel is transformed from a dry, brown desert into a stunning landscape of green.
Environmentalists dream of day this site will once again boast a majestic display of more than 250,000 narcissus flowers blooming simultaneously.
Israeli student scientist wins award for groundbreaking research on the effect of climate change on plants’ production of pleasing perfume.
Who needs plant pots to create a beautiful entrance?