Give aggressive runner beans somewhere to grow by building a tepee-style trellis from things found around your farm.
As easy to grow and productive as lettuce is, everyone should be growing it in their gardens.
Turn this nuisance weed into useful food and medicine fitting for the springtime sniffles.
With their beautiful appearances and with storied pasts, these heirloom beans are sure to be noticed in your garden.
Currants and gooseberries, once prohibited in the U.S., are gaining popularity as state regulations loosen their grips.
This pest can wreak havoc on your berry patch if left unattended, but fortunately, control is easy and you can save your berries.
Herb seeds, unlike their more more-cultivated vegetable counterparts, need some extra care and attention to germinate properly.
Before you prepare this year’s garden bed, select the best amendment for your soil type.
Saffron, considered one of the world’s most expensive spices, comes from a flower that can be grown right on your farm.
As we move into spring, I’ll be on the lookout for one of my favorite signs that the season is changing: the blooms of the redbud tree.
Harvest cattails from ponds you trust to use in a variety of dishes, from sautéing to baking.
Lilies can be a bright and fragrant addition to your landscape. Here are six common types of lilies and the varieties I recommend.
