Before you cast your line, check these "colorful" tips so your fish take the bait!

According to popular folklore, a persimmon can predict winter weather. How do you make a persimmon forecast? It’s easy. Just split open a seed of a locally grown fruit and look at the pattern inside. If you see a fork, winter will be mild. A shovel (or spoon shape)? It will be snowy. A knife

Plant Hardiness Zones are areas on a map that tell you which plants will do best where you live. They are based on the average lowest temperatures of each region of the US. Find your Plant Hardiness Zone using the official map above. Hardiness zones are sometimes referred to as “growing zones” or “gardener’s zones”

Ten great reasons to get outside this fall.

Do you know the difference between a cirrostratus and a cumulonimbus cloud? Learn to use cloud shapes to predict the weather!

Grand Central Terminal’s ceiling holds some special celestial secrets, including a "mistake." Learn more about the magical art depicting the winter sky.

Ever wonder why winter hats have pom-poms on them? True they're fashionable but they actually had a purpose.

Grow a pineapple from the crown of a storebought fruit on your patio this summer. See the easy tutorial and start growing!

We love this delicious Latin variation of the grilled ham and cheese. Learn how to make it at home.