If you want to show the lemon, orange, or other citrus tree in your yard some love, try planting these helpful herbs and flowers as friendly companions.

Herbal gardening extends beyond physical health, reaching into mental well-being and emotional grounding. Growing herbs fosters a connection with nature and equips individuals with organic tools for ...

Cultivating hardy perennial herbs in your home garden is a gratifying experience, offering a bounty of fresh flavors for your kitchen year after year. These robust plants require little care once ...

Produce Grower featured Eden Green in its 2024 State of the Industry Report. Eden Green Technology's herb program has been ...

New York is known for offering a wide array of cuisines and culinary innovation, but a new restaurant opening takes the ...

Growing and harvesting your own cooking herbs is a rewarding experience that adds freshness and flavor to your culinary ...

It’s November already, and it’s time to prepare for the holidays. The University of Illinois Extension’s website has ...

Seventeen new species of plant bugs—a group of insects with a strawlike mouth used to feed on plant and animal matter—have ...

It is no surprise that hummingbird mint attracts hummingbirds to many gardens. Here are the flowers you should grow nearby to ...

Growing rosemary from cuttings is an easy and cost-effective way to cultivate this aromatic herb at home. Not only does it ...

Most herbs need lots of sunshine to thrive. Plant them in full sun where they’ll get six or more hours of direct sunlight per day. Some herbs can tolerate shade, including rosemary, mint and oregano.

If an herb is a perennial in your particular growing zone, then it won’t need much in terms of winter protection, according ...