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    VIDEO: Abu Dhabi Police replace fines with flowers in Al Ain

    16 Aug 2021

    This came as part of Abu Dhabi Police’s efforts to enhance traffic awareness and urge drivers not to commit violations in the future.

    Away winter blues! Netherlands marks National Tulip Day

    19 Jan 2020

    Several thousand people converged on Dam Square in front of the Royal Palace to enjoy and pick the 200,000 free tulips, making gorgeous bunches for themselves from the rainbow of vibrant colours on offer.

    Scent of rose improves learning and sleeping: Study

    01 Feb 2020

    Researchers have found that smelling the Scent of rose improves the quality of the learning and can also helps in sleeping better.

    In Costa Rica, farmers destroy flowers as coronavirus spoils exports

    02 Apr 2020

    Costa Rican Flower farmers have started destroying lilies, roses and chrysanthemums after the coronavirus outbreak led to the suspension of flights to markets in the United States and Canada.

    Carlsbad using flowers to hook more tourists into springtime stays

    15 Mar 2020

    The flowers are such a boon for drawing tourists — an estimated 650,000 arrive in the city every spring — that city and tourism officials are hosting a series of events this spring to encourage them to stay a bit longer.

    Egypt's blossoming trade in fragrant jasmine flowers

    25 Aug 2020

    At midnight, Eman Mehanna switches on her headlamp and begins her day's work picking jasmine flowers, as their powerful fragrance wafts far across the fields in Egypt's fertile Nile Delta.

    Who said flowers were just meant to be fragrant?

    25 Jun 2020

    Flowers are usually known to everyone in the form of floral perfumes, but that does not highlight the purity of the flower. The top four flowers that can provide benefits to many are: hibiscus, lavender, jasmine, and chamomile.

    Nile flower blocks Iraq's vital waterways

    22 Jun 2020

    The fast-spreading pest poses a special risk in Iraq, one of the world's hottest countries that is already suffering from regular droughts and shrinking water resources due to overuse, pollution and upstream river dams.

    Queen tours the Chelsea Flower Show as participants honour the monarch

    25 May 2022

    The 96-year-old monarch, who has cut back on her public appearances due to difficulties walking, was seen for the first time using a chauffeur-driven buggy to get around.

    VIDEO: Sharjah Police gift flowers, juice to expat instead of Dhs1,000 fine

    29 Mar 2021

    Sharjah Police recently have exempted an elderly Syrian of a Dhs1,000 fine and instead handed him a flower bouquet with a thank-you note.

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