VANCOUVER, Wash. — Good news if you're a fan of exotic flowers and/or the stifling scent of decay - Washington State University Vancouver's resident corpse flower is getting ready to unleash its ...

0:48 Vancouver’s famous ‘Uncle Fester’ corpse flower once again set to bloom If you’ve ever wanted to catch the sight and scent of Vancouver’s stinkiest attraction, now is your chance ...

Red, white, blue, purple and black poppies, white daisies, blue cornflowers, chrysanthemums and forget-me-nots—war remembrance flowers have come in many varieties and almost every colour ...

One of the largest and rarest flowers in the world is expected to bloom soon at Washington State University Vancouver. The corpse flower, which students have named Titan VanCoug, is getting ready ...

For the third time in as many summers, Washington State University Vancouver’s infamous corpse flower is expected to bloom again sometime around Monday, July 29. The plant, named Titan VanCoug ...

VANCOUVER, Wash. — Titan VanCoug, the rare corpse flower that resides on the Washington State University Vancouver campus, is now in bloom, the university announced early Wednesday morning.

While coastal B.C. is famous for its spring cherry blossoms, a Vancouver-based tree expert wants to remind local flower fans that plum blossoms are just as prevalent this time of year.