Winter for many gardeners is a necessary quiet season and period of rest after the active outdoor spring-summer-fall months. December, although busy with shopping and holiday celebrations, is the ...

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Here's a challenge for you: Go to iTunes and do a search for the word "gardening" in its podcast section. It isn't pretty. You'll find a dozen or so local radio or television garden experts presenting ...

Colah B Tawkin hosts the Black in the Garden podcast. For many years, the legacy of segregation and economic barriers have often kept Black people from being able to engage with horticulture. Colah B ...

David DiBenedetto and T. Edward Nickens are having fun. That fact is clear from the first listen of The Wild South, the podcast launched by Garden & Gun magazine in early June. “Dave,” G&G’s editor-in ...

Ants in your garden are mostly harmless and maybe even beneficial, but when ants take up residence in your home, that could be problematic. Iowa State University insect diagnostician Zach Schumm ...

Gardeners often like to talk about their favorite pastime, but these days, folks might find themselves digging in the dirt alone. Still, planters and growers can smile when tips and tidbits about ...

Kiwi berries are bite-sized, smooth skinned fruits that look like mini versions of kiwi fruits — and you can grow them in Iowa. Iowa State University fruit specialist Suzanne Slack shares her advice ...

Springtime in the desert is special. For a few brief weeks, the taupe-shaded landscape transforms into a riot of color. The palo verdes don crowns of gold, and cactuses burst with large pink, yellow, ...

Podcasting combines the terms iPod and broadcasting to describe video and audio content delivered through the Internet that can be downloaded and played on a computer or transferred to a portable ...