Blueberry pie makes a sweet celebration any time of year! Here is a simple recipe that will make you smile. Maine Wild Blueberries Maine wild blueberries are unlike their larger, cultivated cousin. A perfect creation of nature, they are the product of bees and pollen—not planted seeds. Maine wild blueberries are sweet and explode with

These humble hand pies are the perfect combo of savory filling and flaky crust. We share some history, and two recipes for you to try!

One of the oldest known crops to mankind is squash. With autumn in full force and the holidays on their way, why not take advantage of the abundance of winter squash, and try these tempting seasonal recipes?

No need to buy separate cleaners! You can get your home in tip-top shape for the new season with these easy natural cleaning tips using products and staples you already have around the house!

Before Doppler radar and other high-tech gizmos, people relied on indicators from the natural world to predict the weather. See the list!

Even though a can of tomato paste is small, sometimes it’s too much for a recipe. Rather than wasting an entire can for a tablespoon or two, remove the paste from the can and freeze it in ice cube trays, then transfer the cubes to a container and store in the freezer. When a recipe

Bigger is not better when selecting eggplant from the supermarket or farmers’ market. Choose fruit that are smaller in size, and look for shiny, smooth, blemish-free skin. Squeeze it gently: the flesh should spring back. To prevent brown spots and bitterness, do not store them in the refrigerator.

The March night sky has many highlights, including many bright planet pairings with Moon, iconic stars, and the Full Worm Moon reaching peak illumination during the first few days of spring! A couple of sky events worth noting: Jupiter and the Moon meet again in the March sky nearly a month after their celestial “kiss”

Making your famous apple pie and out of apple pie spice? Try this easy-as-pie recipe: simply combine 1½ tablespoons ground cinnamon, 1½ teaspoons ground nutmeg, and 1 teaspoon ground allspice. Store in an air-tight jar or plastic bag.

Grow these varieties for stunning bouquets.