Jonathan Drori shows plants are worth treasuring, by treasuring his young readers.

An unfiltered look at tribulations of life as a woman and mother in science.

Patrick Gibson reviews a book about José Celestino Mutis's botanical expedition to what is now Colombia, as well as his scientific and artistic legacy.

This visually stunning book presents a white-background approach to capturing the unique flora of Mexico's Sierra San Pedro Mártir, including many endemic and endangered species, in exquisite photographic detail.

A valuable book for botany students, but exactly how valuable?

A new book explores the saviour of Thor and protector of cattle.

Peter Wohlleben takes a very human look at trees, but is it too human?

If you've ever wondered what Orchidelirium is, then this might be the book for you.

"A Forest Journey is a brilliant book that should be compulsory reading for everybody – not just those with an interest in plants and people."

The History of the World in 100 Plants by Simon Barnes, 2022. Simon & Schuster UK. This is an appraisal of The History of the World in 100 Plants [hereafter referred to as 100 Plants] by Simon Barnes, a book which could easily be amended to be one of the best and most wide-ranging contributions […]

Nigel Chaffey takes a deep dive in Scott Zona's new book that explains to gardeners what it is that their plants are doing.

Nigel Chaffey examines a book that aims to plant the seed of botanical curiosity to see if it bears fruit.