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Drying is the oldest and most common method of food preservation around the world. Any type of pepper—spicy or sweet—can be preserved by dehydration. The drying process intensifies the fl...
Mushrooms are a low-calorie source of fiber, protein, and antioxidants. They impart a lovely, earthy flavor to soups, casseroles, and other dishes. Even if you don't grow mushrooms or for...
Your garden is the perfect source for botanical decor. Not only does it provide you with edible bounty, colorful foliage and flowers, and a plethora of lovely scents, it can be a go-to so...
Bring abundance, privacy, and fragrance to the garden with one of these lovely climbers.
Q: Last year, we moved into a home with some beautiful rose bushes on the property, but I know very little about how to care for roses. Should they be pruned regularly and if so, when?Ros...
Home canning is more popular than ever, but that popularity isn’t without consequences. Supply-chain issues that began last fall have continued to plague gardeners who hope to preserve th...
Showcase your plants in one of these concrete containers that you can make in a weekend. <br> <i>This content is paid advertising created in partnership with Quikrete. Its facts and opi...
Folding shirts in a uniform, compact manner will help keep them wrinkle-free while saving storage space. Even better, it allows you to see at a quick glance what you have ready to go so y...
Rain chains bring a little bit of charm to the landscape and can function as beautiful alternatives to traditional gutter downspouts. A rain chain guides rainwater down to the ground, mak...
Macramé is a trendy craft often seen in plant hangers, wall hangings, and other decorative items. The technique involves tying a series of knots to form a pattern, creating what are essen...
