What is better, starting seeds vs buying plants for the garden? Learn which crops to start from seeds and which can be transplanted right into the ground.

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They are easy to grow in the ground and containers, and should be a part of everyone’s garden, if only to imprint their lovely scent on the senses of passersby. At long last, November.

The crowning of the Vegetable of the Year is part of Crow Wing Energized's One Vegetable One Community initiative.

This summer I participated in three different NDSU Home Garden Variety Trials, and planted nine tomato plants, potatoes, beans, melons, cucumber ... zucchini enough to grow two plants.

At their largest alliums can grow several feet tall, while smaller species hover around the one foot mark; this versatility ensures there’s an allium for every garden. If you think an allium is ...

Lupine plants grow up to 4 feet tall, with a spread of up to 3 feet, and they’re characterized by their small flowers aligned on tall, erect spires. Lupine bloom time lasts from spring to ...

Soaking chia seeds and cucumber in water overnight provides numerous health benefits. It enhances hydration and creates a nutrient-rich drink by infusing vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants from ...

Sunflowers are rich in healthy fats, beneficial plant compounds ... shouldn’t be eaten. These seeds are a particularly popular snack at baseball games and other outdoor sports games.

“We teach everything from animal welfare and animal care to planting seeds and harvesting techniques ... everyone feels better working in this outdoor classroom. The district’s Agricultural ...

Hard to believe that Christmas is just over a month away. Here are some tips for getting your garden festive ready.