Foxes can be a nuisance in gardens during spring, but gardening experts say a certain food scrap can help keep them away naturally ...

A gardening expert recently shared how a leftover food item may be the key to keep faces out of your garden. So don't throw them away next time you use them.

Yes, you can plant a sprouted onion, but it won't grow a new onion bulb. Instead, it will produce green onion shoots that you can use in cooking. You can eat sprouted garlic. It has a different flavor ...

Dreaming of fresh peaches? Ohio gardeners can successfully grow peaches and nectarines in their own backyards with the right ...

Sprouted garlic is generally safe to eat if the clove is free of mold or odor. Sprouting affects flavor more than safety, but it can make the garlic taste bitter.

So, our gardening season begins again. Mid-February is the time to start seeds for planting out mid-April or there abouts. After this winter-that-wasn’t (so far), I’m not sure what the planting ...

When the calendar clears and a good bottle calls, these plant-based dishes turn an empty evening into something worth ...

Learn how to grow garlic from cloves in containers with a quick rooting trick that speeds up growth! This method allows you to enjoy fresh garlic sooner and in small spaces. Perfect for home gardeners ...

MCDONALD’S Friends Meal comes with Monica’s signature Marinara Sauce and a collectible figure of a character from the ...

Tom Faber, a Hancock local, focuses on growing and storing his own food throughout the year. He emphasizes the importance of proper storage methods, utilizing a root cellar and techniques like canning ...

Botany scholar and gardener Swapna Ghosh explains how to grow seven powerful medicinal plants at home, with care tips, ...

A congenial growing season and storage in a dry, dark, cool (not cold) place are other factors in satisfactory storage of ...