Oh, Christmas tree! Fill your heart with extra holiday cheer by renting a live Christmas tree this year instead of buying one.
Once a predator of the western desert, the coyote is making its way into suburbia across the U.S. Here’s what you need to know.
A sick or injured chicken’s road to recovery starts with the chicken keeper.
Select breeds, monitor hatching and keep your coop organized with one of these apps, suited for beginning to experienced chicken keepers.
Whether you grow, forage, or buy mushrooms, this fermentation technique is a nutritious and delicious way to preserve them.
This traditional holiday décor encompasses multiple species of plants that parasitize trees—and they’re good for biome diversity, too!
Put your home-preserved veggies to use in these cornmeal-cake snacks.
Liz Spencer, The Dogwood Dyer, provides a model for creating a beautiful urban garden specifically geared toward creating natural dyes.
Don’t let winter’s cold weather get you down. Keep your garden growing strong—indoors!—with these tips.
Join author Lynsey Grosfield in testing the germination limits of this little-known North American native fruit.
Your food scraps don’t have to be destined for the compost bin or the stock pot. Perhaps it’s time to engage in a little Prohibition-style fun.
Use the slow winter gardening season to prune back fruit trees, shrubs and vines so you have more to harvest next year.
