The plant is the Sticky Monkey Flower (Mimulus aurantiacus, or Diplacus aurantiacus). Its common name reflects the feelings of some very imaginative observers that the plant’s blossom resembles ...

Sticky monkey flower is a native perennial plant that isn't considered invasive, and the conditions needed for growing aren't too hard to meet. The flower grows best in USDA hardiness zones 7 ...

Alameda resident Richard Persoff has devoted 20 years to taming the native bush monkey flower, Mimulus aurantiacus. Although his professional background as a chemist, photographer and insurance ...

See most endangered plant species in Midwest, including Michigan's Monkey flower. Updated: Jan. 21, 2020, 11:16 a.m. ... Indiana’s rarest plant exists in only two places, ...

With its floppy, hairy limbs, red flowers, and easy going nature, the monkey tail cactus plant (Cleistocactus colademononis) ...

A sale of native plants will be held in San Francisco next week by the Yerba Buena chapter of the California Native Plant Society. All the species are from the Bay Area, and will include yarrow ...

A blooming business: The Monkey Flower Group mission means using only sustainable, accessible flowers — and all from within 75 miles of their Napa studio.

The Michigan monkey flower is among the state’s few endemic plants, meaning that it grows solely in the Great Lakes State. Scientists historically documented the rare wildflower in just 17 ...

BANGKOK: The discovery of four new species of flowering plant Microchirita (Gesneriaceae: Didymocarpoideae) has shaken the world of botany, with one of the species resembling a monkey’s face.

Although monkey flowers can be found in many different states and around the world, we're blessed with an abundance of them in California. Photo credit: Chloe and Trevor Van Loon/Wikimedia Commons CC ...

The monkey flowers have come up with a way to not have to go through the very expensive, energetic work of making all this pollen, but just emitting the volatile chemicals.

Monkey-faced flower among 4 new plant species discovered in Thailand 1 of 2 The Microchirita simia, whose purple and yellow flowers resemble a monkey’s face, was discovered in Lopburi.