For some sunshine after the storm, brighten up your landscape with mud paint, a safe and fun way to add color to the outdoors.

Herbs can often help calm muscles, tendons and ligaments, as well as soothe the body’s pains. Here’s a selection of our favorites.

Honeysuckle can be invasive and overtake native plants, but you can help control populations of the shrub with these DIY projects.

A loom made of cardboard and string can help youngsters understand the importance and beauty of wildflowers in your farm’s ecosystem.

Enjoy the seasonal pleasures of peony blossoms in your next springtime dessert. Here’s a guide to peonies and their various uses.

This demure three-petaled plant has its roots in ancient female medicine. See why it still intrigues herbalists to this day.

Queen Anne’s lace and yarrow have many useful qualities, but they look a lot like poison hemlock. Here’s how to tell these wildflowers apart.

Before hostas made their way into our ornamental gardens, they were enjoyed by the Japanese as an edible.

Use nature as your inspiration for beautiful mandala designs and a mindfulness practice. You can do this alone or with family.

If you’ve ever wanted to garden au naturel, you might be able to get away with in on World Naked Gardening Day—but we’re not making any promises.