Botany says anything that starts from a flower is classified botanically as a fruit. But in practice, we tend to classify foods by how we eat them. Therefore, we call a tomato a vegetable, because ...

Luckily, there are effective options to prevent birdseed from creating a weedy mess in your flower garden. Non-seed bird food ...

Add a layer of gravel or crocks for drainage, then lift the bulbs into their new setting, adding more compost if necessary. A ...

So far, our winter weather has been rather wet, but not too cold. Still, make sure you have on hand a blanket of row cover for when the extra frosty winter nights occur.

Rhubarb is a hardy plant that thrives in cold weather, but mulching it now can help protect it from frost damage and promote ...

The Bacon Pig is a pet that's exclusive to the Culinarian Chest in Grow a Garden. It's also an Uncommon pet with a 34.5% chance of appearing from this chest. This ties it with the Rhubarb seed for ...

Grumpy Gardener: Rhubarb to a Northerner is like okra to a Southerner, growing either one immediately reveals the region you live in. Most Southerners have never tasted rhubarb except maybe in a ...

SUMNER, Wash. — Farmers in Sumner started growing rhubarb in the late 1800s after a blight hit the hops industry. Today, Sumner still produces a lot of rhubarb, and they even have a festival ...

Green crabs make a versatile and flavorful soup base. Periwinkles, a European delicacy with a mild shellfish flavor, are abundant along the shore. Knotweed is a scourge to native vegetation, but its ...