Blue Roses? Fragrant Snapdragons?

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Blue Roses? Fragrant Snapdragons?

Feb 09, 2007

If Yoshi Tanaka, a researcher at Japan’s Florigene, has his way blue roses will no longer be a rare find, but a genetically engineered feat, The Economist reports.

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