Science experiments that will make your kids’ curiosity bloom These plant-based activities will teach kids about springtime science.

You can pretend to be an insect pollinator and learn about pollination in this simple and fun experiment with BASF Science Club!

In this activity, students will perform an experiment to find out where flower colors come from. Students will extract petal juice, use acid and base indicators, and observe chemical reactions to ...

The former circus clown let the flower science experiment sit out for seven days, with each vase wrapped in neon paper cylinders for a controlled environment, exposing the flower only from the top ...

Using a special love potion, a common household ingredient, you can add a little science to your Valentine's Day by turning white flowers a bright pink. STEP 1: Saturate the white artificial ...

Evolution uses every chance it gets to try something new. Researchers have now investigated how petunia flowers are formed and discovered that nature is even more varied than the naked eye can ...