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We're getting you garden smart by talking about companion plants, or flowers that you should grow near your vegetable garden to help your veggies thrive.

No matter which, where, and how you choose to grow squash, you want your plants to grow strongly and produce a great crop of ...

Garnishing is one of the most essential skills in the culinary world, elevating the appearance and flavor of dishes ...

Purple coneflowers are a great way to brighten up a garden for the summer. "Purple coneflowers like the warmer temperatures ...

Choosing the right flowers to complement sage doesn't have to be a challenge. Instead, discover two perfect pairings that ...

The sweet and tangy flavor of mangoes, along with the aromatic and slightly peppery taste of basil, can create the most ...

A corner for weddings, business events, or home parties, where guests can enjoy a unique experience by tasting edible flowers ...

Red Bluff Garden Club meets on the last Tuesday of most months at the Fellowship Hall, First United Methodist Church, 525 ...

You can grow these flowers on the cheap from seed—no fuss, no muss. Sow seeds for marigolds, zinnias, cosmos and more ...

This edition of Scrub Hub consults with a foraging expert on the best plants to find -- and eat -- in Indiana during the ...

Where to plant your zucchini depends on your space and plant type. Vining types can be planted in the ground while bush types ...