For container gardening, consider the “spiller” plant, the one that grows over the edge of the pot and, ideally, hangs down ...
A little-known invasive ant in Georgia can cause dangerous allergic reactions. Here’s what it looks like and how to avoid ...
France has clear and compelling reasons to invite allied NATO nations into its nuclear decision-making process, although ...
Deep in a dried-up riverbed in Brazil, scientists uncovered a bizarre prehistoric mystery—twisted jawbones from a strange, ...
Lawns dominate American landscapes, but at a cost. Replacing grass with native plants can restore biodiversity and support ...
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Try growing these pot-friendly fruits and veggies at home
Did you know that you can grow your favorite fruits and vegetables on your patio? Pots and containers are ideal for growing a ...
If spring in eastern North Carolina had a signature texture, it might be the unfurling fern frond. Ferns arrive without ...
A state extension specialist from Lincoln University wants to encourage the public to grow native edible plants.
A state extension specialist from Lincoln University wants to encourage the public to grow native edible plants.
Scientists found that a small amount of ancient Amazon dark earth soil can help trees grow faster in damaged land.
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