Winter strips the garden bare, and that quiet emptiness can make it hard to imagine birds having much reason to visit. Yet ...
Five things to do in the garden this week: Fruit. I had cut back my plumcot twice this year, which never produced fruit due to our warm winter, and just did it again. Given a typical dose of winter ...
Fall is a great time for planting. Temperatures are more mild, so it’s not as stressful on the new plant (or you!), and rainfall generally is more plentiful. If you have always wanted to grow your own ...
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Edible chocolate cups topped with fruit jelly domes
These edible cup-shaped desserts combine smooth white chocolate shells with bright geometric color panels and rounded handles. Each cup is finished with a clear jelly dome holding pieces of kiwi, ...
If you liked this story, share it with other people. Researchers at gene banks scattered across Southern Africa have spent decades collecting and duplicating specimens of valuable wild fruit trees.
Karonda can occupy the space between a hedge and a fruit tree. Its dense growth makes it useful as a garden boundary, while its berries provide an additional attraction. The plant is also known for ...
Karen is a writer and editor with more than 25 years of print and digital media experience working in newspapers, educational publishing, marketing, nonprofits, and magazines. If you want to bring a ...
A month ago, if you’d asked me what a pawpaw was, I would have said it’s a Southern nickname for grandfathers. Or that it had something to do with an animated children’s series about heroic puppies. I ...
If you liked this story, share it with other people. In East Africa, many communities are experiencing both malnutrition and a loss of biodiversity due to deforestation. Despite this, tree-planting ...
Read all the way to the end – we save the one detail most people never think about for last. Most bird lovers assume a well-stocked feeder is all it takes. Fill it with sunflower seeds, hang it in a ...
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Even 250 years after the American colonists founded our United States, today’s generations can still enjoy the fruit of trees our forefathers once enjoyed ...
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