When it comes to gardening, many plants are gifts that keep on giving, even after the growing season has come to an end. There are plenty of seeds you can harvest from your garden and replant to enjoy ...

This is a rattlesnake master cluster of seedheads, some still blooming white flowers that butterflies visit, and some finished, turning into the spiny seedhead seen all winter long. (Ken Lassman, Kaw ...

One of your favorite garden flowers is quietly hiding an abundance of new life. An avid gardener, Chloe Grayling (@lovechloejane), shared with TikTok how she turns one sunflower into 74,826 sunflowers ...

It is sunflower season in the Sunflower State and harvest is just around the corner, starting mid-September into October. As seed heads begin to ripen, protecting them from birds is essential. said ...

As the days get shorter and the heat of summer fades, it’s time to start thinking about your fall garden. Autumn is an excellent time to plant various cold-tolerant herbs and vegetables, as pest ...

If you've noticed your sunflowers are starting to droop and look a little less sunny, think about saving the seeds. Each head can contain 1,000 seeds or more. It would be a shame to let them all go to ...

Pick sunflower seeds when heads droop, turn yellow-brown, and petals fall—usually late summer. Cut heads with stem, dry upside down indoors, then rub seeds out once dry. Roast plain seeds 5–7 mins at ...

Among the plants that have naturalized across this country, is the seemingly ubiquitous Queen Anne’s lace also known as the wild carrot. This herbaceous biennial originated around the Mediterranean ...

If you love to garden, we’re betting that you want to hang onto summer as long as you can. After all, while houseplants are lovely, there’s nothing quite like viewing your summer garden in all its ...

Basil (Ocimum basilicum) is one of the most commonly used herbs in the kitchen, especially the fresh leaves. But, as an annual plant, they only last for one season. Instead of buying basil year after ...