A lot of snow might seem problematic for the growing season, but in fact many gardeners see it as a good sign for crop yields. There is a great deal of folklore around the benefits of snow for crops, but does it hold true? Learn about the benefits of snow beyond the natural beauty it

In the fall, as temperatures begin to drop, pumpkins and squash take all the glory, but let’s not forget about edible mushrooms, the ever-versatile bumper crop! While mushrooms can be found year-round, many varieties peak during the fall and winter. And with the average American consuming more than two pounds of edible mushrooms each year,

Winter is a tough season for all of us, including winter birds and wildlife. Check out these easy ways to provide them with a safe and comfortable shelter.

Try these easy no-waste methods to turn your holiday pumpkins into attractive designs with a purpose!

This Appalachian method is a unique way to preserve your late summer garden green bean harvest.

Green acorns? What does it mean, and what does it mean for the upcoming winter?

Known as the "lazy man's" method" of composting, trench composting may be just what you're looking for. We've got the basics and start getting nutrients into your garden soil!

We checked in with author and chicken keeper, Lisa Steele, of Fresh Eggs Daily, for tips to converting an existing structure on your property into a safe, predator-proof coop for your new flock!

Few things are sweeter than a homegrown carrot fresh from the garden. Here's how to grow these summer favorites!

Do you know which holiday cactus you have? We explain which is which and how to get those beautiful blooms!