Plants

Tonic Brings Miami Beach Bad Boy Back from the Dead

MacArthur Causeway

Hoodwinked!

Upper Biscayne Bay party boaters claim environmental technocrats killed Beer Can Island. And framed Hurricane Andrew.

God's Country

Live alligators. Dead snakes. Howling owls. About the only thing the Everglades doesn't have is a bright future.

Fore!

If the USDA's downsizing program kills off the historic Subtropical Research Station in South Dade, it wouldn't be a total loss

Some Plants Are Edible

Taste and find out which ones at Miami Beach Botanical Garden.

South-Side Syndicate

Rally to the Redland for berry milkshakes and sticky buns.

Bankruptcy, Butchery, Buzz-Sawed Palms

De Hull battled hurricanes, code enforcers, and banks. Then he ran into a steamroller of a neighbor.

Mad Martigan and the Furious Dudes

De Hull battled hurricanes, code enforcers, and banks. Then he ran into a steamroller of a neighbor.

Tree Huggers

De Hull battled hurricanes, code enforcers, and banks. Then he ran into a steamroller of a neighbor.

Palm of His Hand

Scott Zona is a man with a plant

Flower Derangement

A pair of artists on view in Wynwood offers deconstructed flora.

Nature's Sharp-Shooter

A pair of artists on view in Wynwood offers deconstructed flora.

Exotic Flower Power

A rainbow of orchids illuminates Miami

Comeback Caterpillar

A rare creature quietly returns to Key Biscayne

MGLFF Review: The Chinese Botanist's Daughter

A rare creature quietly returns to Key Biscayne

Crowding the Cycads

Dale Chihuly’s genius brings out the madding masses

Die, Weed, Die!

An alien moth munches an invasive fern into extinction

Danny Dollars

An alien moth munches an invasive fern into extinction

Green Piece

Go native, preaches plant society

BEST PLANT NURSERY

Palm Hammock Orchid Estate

The Palm's Sexy Sway

Celebrate the fronds that make Miami a swingin' place

It's a Jungle in Here

Battling orchid thieves and years of neglect, the Miami Beach Botanical Garden finally takes root

Thoroughly Modern Murray

Murray Moss makes art of the ordinary

Hot Diggity

Arbetter Hot Dogs

Best Jamaican Restaurant

The Pantry

Kind-Altering Plants

Veggies au naturel

Secret Jungle Garden

The Garden Event

Anatomy of a Quarantine

State officials are spending millions of your tax dollars to stop citrus canker. And they're making a mess of it.

Art in the Airport

"Down to Earth"

Best Sanctuary From The Fast Track

Simpson Park Hammock

Warehouse Walk

The Bird Road Art Connection

The Art of Digging It

Paintings by Lynne Golob Gelfman

Best Nursery

Canterbury Farm & Nursery

Best Place to Jog

Parrot Jungle to Key Biscayne

Best Place To Mountain Bike

Amelia Earhart Park

It Takes Two to Tangle

Amelia Earhart Park

They Came, They Sawed, They Conquered

Miami Shores unapologetically decimates a formerly shady stretch of Biscayne Boulevard

Treeless in Miami

The once-lush urban forest is being cut down a few hardwoods at a time

No Plan Is an Island

Metro-Dade does a little remodeling on a Biscayne Bay island and wakes up the neighborhood

Playing With Fire

That roaring inferno you see was started intentionally, and if it can be kept under control, it'll do more good than harm

The Bloom That Vexes

In a popular Keys diving spot, marine researchers find two species of algae that tend to favor polluted waters

How To Make Use Of Food Waste

image via suavehouse113's flickr A candy bar gives the impression of existing solely in its fully formed product state, hitting air for the first time when you unwrap it from its plastic home, but it's easy to forget that all food is either grown or fed right from this here Earth, not manufact ... More >>

Fun with DNA at the Frost Art Museum

Nela Ochoa's exhibit will get your cerebrum working in an amusing way.

Where the Fruit is Spicy and the Land is Red

Nela Ochoa's exhibit will get your cerebrum working in an amusing way.

Poisonous Plants = Narcotics. But Be Careful!

via Flickr mccheekAngel's trumpet or Devil's saxophone?​Miami is a dangerous landscape of poisonous fauna. Some of us know that "poisonous" translates to "trippy". So, when you read about people dying from eating poisonous mushrooms, flowers, plants, and so on, it simply means that they were amate ... More >>

Less Filling Art

via Flickr mccheekAngel's trumpet or Devil's saxophone?​Miami is a dangerous landscape of poisonous fauna. Some of us know that "poisonous" translates to "trippy". So, when you read about people dying from eating poisonous mushrooms, flowers, plants, and so on, it simply means that they were amate ... More >>

Delicias de Pinecrest Gardens

via Flickr mccheekAngel's trumpet or Devil's saxophone?​Miami is a dangerous landscape of poisonous fauna. Some of us know that "poisonous" translates to "trippy". So, when you read about people dying from eating poisonous mushrooms, flowers, plants, and so on, it simply means that they were amate ... More >>

Miami Beach mail carrier mauled by dog

via Flickr mccheekAngel's trumpet or Devil's saxophone?​Miami is a dangerous landscape of poisonous fauna. Some of us know that "poisonous" translates to "trippy". So, when you read about people dying from eating poisonous mushrooms, flowers, plants, and so on, it simply means that they were amate ... More >>

Landscaper Sues FPL After Power Line Blows His Eye Out

Dwane Torres was hired to remove vegetation from around a power line in the back of a Key Biscayne house. The homeowners had called FPL repeatedly to take care of the overgrowth, but the utility company refused. Unfamiliar with the position of the power lines, Torres used a large saw-like tool attac ... More >>