Preserving heirloom seeds is not only a wonderful way to celebrate family traditions, but a way to trim your yearly gardening budget and help preserve unique varieties of plants. We have the step-by-step instructions so you can get started this year.

While plants and greenery add beauty to your home, certain ones can be toxic to cats and dogs. Here's a list of the most common houseplants that are not pet-safe.

Ever wonder how the months got their names? We explain which deities, rulers, and numbers helped name January through December.

Bolster your defenses and avoid getting sick with these natural immunity-boosting strategies.

You can coax the tomato-ripening process from green to red with these helpful tips.

If you're growing tomatoes you most likely encountered one or more of these common plant problems. We explain how to identify and fix them.

Drying herbs is a great way to preserve them to use in your recipes into the fall and winter months. Learn the easy methods.

Got roaches? Fleas? Grab the diatomaceous earth! This white powder has no odor, is all-natural, and a must-have because bugs hate it! Find out why.

It might be too late for tomatoes, but there's still time to plant these quick-growing, heat-loving summer vegetables.

Pickle juice has many surprising health benefits. So, after the pickles are gone, resist the urge to dump it down the drain. Here are 13 reasons to take a sip or save it for culinary and flower bed enhancement! 1. Natural Sports Drink Swig right from the jar, or freeze pickle juice into popsicle molds.