Does your plant look like it got dusted with confectioners' sugar? Those white powdery spots are almost certainly powdery mildew,...
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Does your plant look like it got dusted with confectioners' sugar? Those white powdery spots are almost certainly powdery mildew,...
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Is your hydrangea not blooming? This is one of the most common backyard puzzles in North America, and the good...
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Harvest both tomatoes and potatoes from the same plant: meet the pomato plant. (Yes, you read that right.) A pomato...
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You already know your birthstone and your birth flower. The almanac tradition has one more layer: a birth month herb....
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Editor Emeritus Peter Geiger shares how to remove deadly nightshade (belladonna) from your property. Plus, edible nightshade plants like tomatoes and potatoes that you may want to avoid eating and why.
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November brings the last full flush of color before winter closes in, and the chrysanthemum wears it best. The rich...
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October is a golden month indeed, with the brilliantly golden fall leaves on hickories, aspens, and black maples, along with...
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The traditional September birth flower, the aster is a spritely bloom with a rich history and layers of lore that...
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Saffron commands $5,000 to $10,000 per pound at retail and is the single most profitable crop per square foot you...
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June flower lore runs deeper than almost any other month on the calendar. The month claims two birth flowers, the...
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