Some well-known local growers, plant breeders, chefs and nonprofit organizations will be participating in an upcoming ...

Not everyone wants a beach-resort vibe in Hawaii. Wailuku’s central location and access to nature draws those seeking a chill ...

Salman Khan, at 59, is defying age with a recent Instagram video showcasing his agility as he climbs a tree for berries, silencing critics who questioned his fitness. Fans are praising his youthful ...

This will determine the amount of fruit the tree will start to develop. I am hopeful that this season will provide a bountiful crop. Insects, diseases, and wildlife need to be taken into ...

Lightning strikes kill millions of trees each year — but it turns out that some large tropical trees can not only survive a strike, but also benefit from its effects, according to a recent study. The ...

Guests at the resort in The White Lotus season 3 are warned by the staff not to eat from the pong pong tree. Scientifically known as Cerbera odollam, it is often known as the "suicide tree." ...

One of the world's rarest trees - dubbed the dinosaur tree - is bearing fruit for the first time in a garden in Worcestershire. Gardeners are hoping the evergreen in Wichenford, Malvern ...

Is that tree real? Is the fruit real? Is it deadly? What is pong-pong?" In "The White Lotus" season three finale, financier Timothy Ratliff spends much of the show grappling with the likelihood ...

In The White Lotus' season 3 premiere, health mentor Pam (Morgana O'Reilly) warns the Ratliff family away from the fruit growing on the "mighty pong pong trees" outside their villa. "The seeds of ...

These are the body’s attempts to remove the poison. Within an hour, the chemical can severely reduce heart rate and disrupt heart rhythms. The pong pong tree has a long history of use in suicides, ...

Getting hit by lightning is not usually a good thing. But one tropical tree species seems to harness heaven’s wrath. Not only do the trees survive lightning strikes, but their height and ...

Poisoning outside of the countries in which the tree grows is rare, Science Direct adds. The bitter-tasting fruit, whose foul flavour is meant to repel animals from eating it, has been used as ...