Discover Queen Tut papyrus, a 'thriller plant' that adds art and architecture to your garden containers and beds.

It was a hoot watching gardeners fight over the papyrus plants at this year's garden and patio shows. Botanically speaking, the papyrus is Cyperus papyrus. If you remember your elementary history, ...

In recent years, Queen Tut papyrus has become one of my favorite thriller plants for my mixed container designs. If you are ...

With its tufted foliage that looks like fireworks, papyrus (Cyperus papyrus) is a plant beloved by many. Suitable to grow outside in USDA Hardiness Zones 9 to 11, papyrus can reach 10 feet tall, ...

Well-known as a writing material in ancient Egypt, papyrus had many more uses, according to ecologist Gaudet in this encyclopedic history of the swamp-dwelling plant. Indeed, Gaudet maintains that ...

Unlike earlier writing materials like clay tablets, papyrus paper was lightweight, flexible, and easy to store. It ...

I have a plant I planted in a pot that I need help identifying. It grows like a reed with dark green stems that are hollow in the middle. The stems are kind of three sided and topped with a thick ...

Wasabi vapours are potent enough to kill fungi growing on painted papyrus fragments – all without damaging the fragile artefacts or altering the appearance of their vivid colours. Fungus can damage ...