When purchasing garden mums, select plants with mostly closed buds and healthy foliage. Plants already in full bloom will not be attractive as long. Avoid plants whose flowers have already begun to ...

So whether you’re looking to supplement your pup’s kibble routine or want to try a fun, healthy recipe, this one-pot dinner proves you don’t need to be a gourmet chef to whip up something special.

Growing fenugreek leaves indoors is an easy and rewarding task, giving you fresh greens at your disposal. Fenugreek, a versatile herb, is used in various cuisines and has health benefits. With the ...

Winter can be hard on roses, and preparing them for cold weather should begin in late summer. Overwinter your rose indoors or out with these methods.

Because the dish drying cabinet functions as a cabinet in its own right, it also doubles as storage. “Traditionally in Finland, we just put the washed plates and glasses straight into the cabinet ...

Wet weather is steadily becoming a staple again throughout the UK, but while many gardeners believe this is a beneficial shift for their greenery, one expert is raising the alarm. Particularly for ...

Most gardeners are making a crucial mistake assuming that rain alone is harmless to their potted plants according to one expert ...

Here are 7 odd things mothers do with leftover food that make sense only inside their minds—and, somehow, in your mouth. Open a mom’s freezer and you’ll discover epochs. There’s the labeled era (“VEG ...

An autumn display of mums, straw bales, pumpkin and ornamental squash dress up this landscape. Courtesy Melinda Myers. Cooler temperatures ...

Eating on the go is a lot different than it used to be, thanks to some thoughtful food storage containers that make packing your favorite meals and snacks in a hiking backpack a breeze. We love a good ...

The Beavertail Prickly Pear cactus goes by many names. This unique cactus belongs to the genus Opuntia. Within this genus are over 50 different types of prickly pear cacti with large showy flowers and ...

Yes, you can grow fruits like strawberries, bananas, and grapes even if you don't have a yard - and the best part is you can grow them quickly, too.