An anti-seed oil movement has proliferated on social media platforms and has continued to grow as well-known public figures and influencers have attributed common health problems like heart ...

What natives can you grow from seed? MILLIE: There are stacks. Everything from gum trees to wattles, and of course lots of flowering species can also be grown from seed. Millie is growing a paper ...

Seed oils come from the seeds of various plants, including flaxseed, soybean, sesame, corn, walnut, sunflower, and more. The nutritional content and potential health effects may vary by the type ...

Bird feeders and baths beckon feathered friends into the landscape, but less desirably, so does a fresh application of grass seed over your lawn. So how to keep birds from eating grass seed ...

Vegetable and seed oils that had largely been used for industrial purposes — such as soaps, machinery fuel and candles — started to be widely promoted as heart-healthy alternatives to animal fats.

As more patrons of food service establishments embrace the Make America Healthy Again movement today, more restaurants also appear to be answering the call by promising seed oil-free dining ...

But before you buy, you should seriously consider growing the following vegetables from seed. It might mean waiting a little longer for your crops, but your yields will likely be better.

During almost 50 years of these columns, I don’t think I have ever suggested starting strawberries from seed. One of the main reasons is because you need to start them this time of year if you ...

February is the month when indoor seed-starting takes center stage in the Northern gardening world. It’s when eager gardeners get busy starting their cool-season plants, such as cabbage ...

The Exchange, on Seed Savers’ website, pairs the people who save heirlooms with those who want them, all for the price of postage. By Margaret Roach I’m several hundred heirloom bean varieties ...

Seed banks are a clever way to make sure that thousands - sometimes millions - of fruit and vegetable varieties don’t go extinct despite these threats. Tucked up 1,300 km beyond the Arctic ...

Seeds have helped plants evolve into a breathtaking variety of forms that fill our world with color and provide us with food and medicine. It's difficult to imagine where plants would be today ...