When all of this is growing in your back yard, it doesn't need to travel nearly as far as store-bought produce. This means more tasty and nutritious food in your kitchen and lower emissions. As an ...

There’s a reason for falling leaves. It might look like the colorful beginning of the end (winter) to many, but like the three other seasons in Ohio, fall is just a necessary transition to the next.

The renewed interest ranges from those wanting to be budget-conscious — foraging is free after all — to those wanting to be ...

If you need to catch 40 winks, you can nap comfortably at Sleep ‘n’ Fly pods, located in both the North and South Nodes.

From a wire trellis wall to the Florida weave trellis, there are many trellis options to consider, and the best choice for ...

In collective gardens, a group of gardeners works in the same plot together and shares the harvest equally. This model can result in dozens of pounds of produce and help foster relationships.

Green chile season has arrived! Stands are popping up all over, sending the aroma of fresh-roasting chiles wafting through the air. Every year as the temperatures begin to drop, we release our annual ...

Gardyn is a smart indoor garden that uses a hydroponic system and grow light. Here are our honest thoughts after using it for ...

Dates are a unique crop. "It's a pretty intense process," says Alvaro Bautista of Bautista Family Organic Dates in Mecca, "but at the end, it's so lovely to bring them to the market and see my ...

Q: Is there anything I can do with a giant zucchini? I always end up with at least one that “got away”. Depending on how big, you can still make use of it. Summer squash, including zucchini, develop ...