
Although taking down the Christmas tree isn’t nearly as fun as putting it up, you can recycle or reuse the tree and its branches in a number of ways. Try these tips!
Read MoreAlthough taking down the Christmas tree isn’t nearly as fun as putting it up, you can recycle or reuse the tree and its branches in a number of ways. Try these tips!
Read MoreOne of the oldest known crops to mankind is squash. With autumn in full force and the holidays on their way, why not take advantage of the abundance of winter squash, and try these tempting seasonal recipes?
Read MoreThese Halloween legends and superstitions are frightfully fascinating!
Read MoreProtect your outdoor plants from cold temperatures by learning to predict when conditions for frost may hit your area and what precautions to take.
Read MoreIf Friday the 13th makes you uneasy, you may just want to do one of these things to keep bad luck from finding you!
Read MoreLearn What Johnny’s Selected Seeds Recommends: By Guest Blogger: Joann Matuzas, from Johnny’s Selected Seeds Peas and fava beans are the first seeds planted in my garden when the soil is workable. Both seeds thrive in cold, damp weather. When I moved to Maine an old-time farmer told me you “plant your peas and pay
Read MoreCheck out this list of common holiday plants and the risks they pose.
Read MorePut those decorative pumpkins to use! With just a little effort, you can get a generous amount of nutritious fresh pumpkin for all your favorite pumpkin recipes.
Read MoreYears ago, the timeframe for Daylight Saving Time changed. But does this current system really make sense? Weigh in!
Read MoreWhat do pumpkins have to do with freckles and snakebites? What state grows the most pumpkins annually? We have the answers!
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