Jilian writes: I have a voodoo lily bulb that I wish to grow in our home. It’s basically a miniature corpse flower: Every ...

a row of seven rugs woven with red gerbera flowers hangs on a wall decaying slowly over time, literally withering into the past. A comment on the fragility of eco-systems and life on earth, it ...

Amanda Flowers is a caretaker of her family’s history. All her life, the Cal State LA senior has heard stories about her ...

The band name Flowers for the Dead suggests Goth navel-gazing and a macabre myopia. But for the D.C.-based trio, the moniker ...

Now, another weird craze is leading to long queues in Australia's Geelong. Reason: the putrid-smelling 'corpse flower', scientifically known as 'Amorphophallus Titanum'. The flower started blooming ...

A rare stinky flower bloomed at a botanical garden in Australia, attracting thousands of people. According to CNN on the 11th (local time), a rare plant called "corpse flower" bloomed at a ...

Right now, people are lining up at the Geelong Botanic Gardens to see and smell the giant corpse flower, a rare plant that stinks like a dead body. This is the titan arum. It’s a plant that makes news ...

In a viral video the man was seen engaging those who confronted him in a fight as they forced him to remove the corpse from the carton, labelling him a ritualist, before the police arrived the scene.

TENS of thousands of people flocked to Geelong Botanic Gardens this week to get a glimpse of the rare corpse flower in bloom. With only a short 24-hour window in which to witness the spectacle for ...

A rare corpse flower, known for its pungent odor, is drawing large crowds to the Geelong Botanic Garden in Australia. The plant, which blooms only once a decade, emits a smell described as similar ...

The corpse flower is closing but there is still a steady stream of visitors taking a look. Picture: Alan Barber The flowers was still slightly open on Wednesday morning, with the greenhouse at ...

This flower entices plant lovers not with a delightful smell but with its rotting, foul odour. Popularly known as ‘corpse flowers’, this Indonesian floral species takes nearly a decade to bloom.