Store fresh grapes unwashed in the plastic bag they come in, or in a paper bag until you eat them. Moon Drop grapes hold up ...

Growers cite several factors, including a summer hailstorm, this year’s heat and the trees storing carbohydrate reserves for ...

There's nothing like visiting an apple orchard or picking your own apples in the fall. But there are a few things to know as you get ready to go. Here are a few apple picking and storage tips!

Tulip bulbs need well-drained soil and should be planted seven to eight inches deep. If you have clay soil, add handful of ...

Maintaining a thriving garden requires timely and effective pruning to ensure your plants remain healthy and vibrant ...

Disposing of leaves through mulching or composting is not only a more responsible approach but can also give your landscaping an assist. If you have no use for your leaves, many municipalities ...

Varian Orchards, 6340 Orchard View Drive SE, Osnaburg Township; 330-705-2607; varianorchards.com. Pick-your-own apples will ...

Tribune Will the hot, humid conditions continue into September? That’s the prediction; hotter than normal and drier than normal. Shorter days are the saving grace and ...

Good home-composting needs the right balance of ingredients: Moist kitchen waste, air, water, and dry plant matter. In my case, the latter is fallen leaves from the red maple tree in my front yard.

Apple and crab apple aficionados have probably noticed the crop looks pretty crappy this year. That's largely due to a wet spring and growing season.

“Reports of an excellent apple season are true overall,” said Terence Bradshaw, a University of Vermont professor and fruit specialist. “Most are reporting above average yields.” One night in May 2023 ...