With enough lead time, reputable seed sources and a few tips, you can succeed with (extremely!) hot stuff like ghost peppers and Carolina Reapers.
A farmer spreading grass clippings in the woods was surprised to find an undiscovered patch of daylilies struggling to reach the sunlight.
More than just a deliverer of delicious fruit, cherry trees provide picking opportunities for family and friends to celebrate together.
Looking for something new for the garden? Mix up your zucchini and summer squash routine with the easy-to-grow patty pan squash.
Got shade? You can make use of your entire garden by growing shade-tolerant crops in areas you never thought were plantable.
If you want to begin foraging, morels and smilax are great items to start seeking—they're both delicious and easy enough to identify.
Homemade tea and jellies used to be commonplace—until researchers suggested that a sassafras root ingredient was potentially carcinogenic.
Where green onions and bulb onions meet, we have bunching onions for year-round garden growing.
Joel Francois talks to us about living with goats, moving cows and growing hemp at Lane Creek Reserve in the Pacific Northwest.
Have fun but keep novelty plants like green birdflower in check when adding them to your landscape.
Also sometimes called biointensive agriculture, probiotic farming feeds the land in natural ways for healthy soil and improved crops.
Planting out a victory garden is one thing, but keeping it thriving all season long is another one. Here are some tips on how to maintain your vegetable garden.
