Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The church publishes the ...

Begonias with striking blue leaves may represent a next step in plant evolution that puts them ahead of their ordinary green neighbours, research suggests. The blue colour results from a ...

The leaves of the Malaysian tropical plant Begonia pavonina, also known as peacock begonia, have a curiously odd shade-metallic blue. Now, researchers reveal that its blue sheen helps this plant adapt ...

The mystery behind why some begonia plants have a blue sheen on their leaves has been uncovered, as the result of quantum mechanics and photonics to survive the darkness of the forest floor. You don’t ...

Scientists may have finally discovered why peacock begonias have their leaves colored in that vibrant metallic shade of blue. Natural wonders are everywhere and, the more we find scientific ...

Years ago I had the opportunity to visit gardens in Victoria on Vancouver Island in British Columbia, and scenic towns like Leavenworth, Washington. I was mesmerized by the hanging baskets and mixed ...

Mr. Groundhog's Blue Begonia gets mysteriously picked and the Super Cluepers assemble to solve the enigma./ Franklin gets everyone to merge their plans for the new Tree Fort into one grand structure.

Begonia's Powder Blue is one of this year's 10 Polaris Music Prize-nominated albums, and CBC Music's Shortlist Shortcut series is back to help music fans find out the key details about the shortlisted ...

Begonias with striking blue leaves may represent a next step in plant evolution that puts them ahead of their ordinary green neighbours, research suggests. The blue colour results from a ...