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Want to avoid having the same flowers as everyone else this fall? These 4 easy-to-care-for flowers will keep your space
As soon as fall gardening season arrives, all you see are kalanchoe and chrysanthemums. They’re beautiful, but they're so "common"! If you want something fresh
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Which crops are cold-tolerant and suitable for small spaces?
As the autumn wind blows, the weather gradually cools down. From September to November, it is the perfect time to create a "small orchard" on the balcony!
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How to grow a Chinese fringeflower (Loropetalum chinense var. rubrum) bonsai? Suitable for accenting garden green spaces
Chinese fringeflower bonsai care: accenting garden green spaces
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Reconstruction of the Octagonal Pavilion in Jinguashi, New Taipei: Gold Museum Joins Hands with Community to Create a Rest Space
(Taiwan TB News Network / Reporter Sun Yaozhang) The Octagonal Pavilion, an important historical site in Jinguashi, was a rare local barbershop from the Japanese colonial period until 1987, when the mining company ceased operations. In 2001, due to the devastation of Typhoon Nari, the Octagonal Pavilion unfortunately collapsed and was destroyed, leaving only its base...
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After the pandemic, domestic timber goes from single products to spaces, creating a pure-wood sustainable future
(Taiwan TB News Network / Reporter Chen Mingzong) On the 23rd, the Forestry Bureau of the Council of Agriculture held an exchange meeting titled "Domestic Timber in the Post-Pandemic Era," inviting experts in the wood industry, design, and craft fields, along with academia and competent authorities, to jointly... from the perspectives of supply, demand, and planning.
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Space Development Act draft passed: Kaohsiung's aerospace industry outlook is bullish
Space topics have been hot recently, whether it is the US "Perseverance" rover, driven by Taiwanese-American engineer Yen Cheng, landing on Mars, or Japanese astronaut Soichi Noguchi taking beautiful photos of southern Taiwan, both have sparked heated discussions online. Recently, the Executive Yuan...
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The exquisite beauty of rock-clinging bonsai, revealing the charm of nature within a tiny space
China's bonsai art has been passed down for more than a thousand years and is praised as "three-dimensional painting" and "silent poetry." Rock-clinging bonsai is a further inheritance and development of bonsai art; the perfect blend of the firmness of stone and the softness of trees deeply attracts stone enthusiasts and bonsai lovers. As usual, below are exquisite rock-clinging bonsai presented for your appreciation.
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Interplanting mountain rice in oil-tea camellia fields puts 80% of the empty space to use
Planting mountain rice in oil-tea camellia fields puts 80% of the empty space to use
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Hangzhi No.1, a new sesame variety, is the only variety in China developed through spaceflight technology.
Variety origin: "Hangzhi No.1" originated from the key project "Ninth Five-Year Plan Crop Spaceflight Technology Breeding" supported by the Ministry of Agriculture. In 1996, parent sesame seeds provided by the Oil Crops Research Institute of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences were carried aboard China's 17th recoverable satellite, stayed in space for 15 days and then returned to Earth. Since 1997, continuous multi-year ground selection was carried out. Through comparative trials on genetic stability, yield, quality and resistance, it was significantly superior to the control. From 2001 to 2002, it was advanced to the national sesame
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Miniature bonsai are petite and exquisite, revealing the beauty of nature within a tiny space.
For the selection of small stumps, choose plants with strong vitality that are easy to tame into trunks and twisted, varied forms. Also pay attention to selecting varieties with small leaves, strong sprouting ability and shade tolerance. 1. Seek out old trunks and small branches of varied forms on a certain tree stump for air layering (that is, sleeve propagation), mostly carried out in early to mid-March during the plum rain season. 2. Seek out tree stumps with well-developed bare roots, and near their root area select crooked, ancient-looking, robust ones with small branches and bare roots, and separate them from the tree stump (best done in late autumn), but do not transplant them immediately; wait until the following spring when the separated plants sprout and grow branches.
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