Showcase herbs in your favorite treats by making sugars that impart a delicious sweetness and hint of color.
You might find the odd-looking fruit of the hedge apple, aka osage orange, rolling around the ground in the fall, but it’s the wood that’s really something to celebrate.
A little preparation in the fall goes a long way toward preventing damage, protecting your feed, and keeping your barns and outbuildings safe all season long.
The cold has arrived. As gardeners, we find ourselves longing for spring, when our gardens come back to life and we can spend time outside. It’s tempting to believe we can’t plant anything now, but there is a way to plant seeds for next spring. Winter sowing is a type of planting that involves planting […]
Aronia berry, or chokeberry, is a Midwestern native that can be used alongside cranberries for holiday feasting.
Boost your farm business by marketing your offerings toward busy customers’ holiday feasts.
Even late into the fall, cooling temperatures can actually have a rejuvenating effect on cool-season grass species.
The finished piece adds texture, color, and warmth to your holiday table, and you can customize it with any seasonal shapes or fabrics you like.
Supporting native bee habitat through the fall and winter ensures these essential pollinators return strong in spring.
Winter tires aren’t top of mind until they’re needed—but waiting until the first snowfall is too late. The best time to think about them is in the fall, before icy conditions set in.
Skip the Traditional Orange Jack-O’-Lantern & Decorate With One of These Eye-Catching Pumpkins
Turnips have nutritional as well as medicinal value, and they also pre-date the pumpkin when it comes to making lanterns out of vegetables.
