If your heart is set on rows of ornamental flowers, six-inch-deep garden beds should suffice, but, according to Cowan, they ...

Fiddlehead ferns are the rare edible that thrives in a shady spot in your garden. You can plant them in the spring or fall, ...

Like many other vegetables, celery has an interesting history. This vegetable originally came from the Mediterranean area back in ancient years. It also was thought to be used as a ...

Storing spuds correctly can make them last for months, and even half a year, before they sprout and go green. The Food ...

The Solution: Don’t place edible gardens on top of or near leach fields. If you want to grow anything on leach fields, stick ...

As a lazy gardener, I like plants that give me the most food for the least effort. These are my top winter picks.

Living in Hawaiʻi means you’re never too far from fresh produce. But you don’t need a backyard or a big garden to grow your ...

If you're getting frustrated with taking home a bag of potatoes just for them to start sprouting right away, you should ...

Wildfires can wreak havoc on your commodities directly or indirectly. Smoke damage (smoke taint) is a problem that can destroy hundreds of millions of dollars in product. However, much of the problem ...

Grow a thriving edible garden by planting squash companion plants. Companion plants can deter pests, maximize space, and add ...