These are the traditional methods for foraging wild berries and nuts to make homemade pies, wine, and much more.

While these bushes might be a pretty addition to a garden, they're a major magnet for wasps thanks to their thick foliage and ...

Easter half-term is a great time to get children outdoors, and a great project for them to try is building a bug hotel. It’s ...

AS spring settles in and gardens begin to burst with colour, April becomes one of the busiest and most exciting months in the ...

Peak oriole season begins now. Here’s how to attract Baltimore and Bullock’s orioles to your yard with the best food, feeders ...

If you’re not growing roses, another option would be to go foraging for wild edible roses. Most states are home to several ...

The Growing Food in Tahoe Project, led by UC Master Gardeners, helps local gardeners choose edible plants that thrive in Tahoe’s unique, short growing season.

Traybakes like this are particularly handy as the squares of buttery goodness can be popped into a lunchbox, or packed into a ...

Raspberries are the divas of fresh produce. They die if the soil is too wet. They prefer to be handpicked. Travel isn’t easy.

Raspberries will keep longer if you start by selecting the freshest ones at the grocery store or farmers’ market. Hale ...

Seek out reputable sources like a local cooperative extension service for tomato growing advice. Standard store-bought tomato cages are often too small for most traditional tomato varieties. When ...