July is a great time to plant cool-weather crops to harvest in autumn, as well as fast-growing varieties that thrive in ...

If you have a green thumb, your version of paradise may be an expansive garden covered in vegetable plants, vines, and sprouts. But the good news is that you can reap the physical, emotional, and -- ...

Two women behind She Grows Veg - an heirloom seed company at Capel St Mary, near Ipswich, Suffolk - are heading to the Chelsea Flower Show ...

The Cherokee Nation is readying its annual seed bank distribution program, offering heirloom seeds to citizens for traditional crops. An inside look at how 8,000 packages reconnect Cherokees with ...

SHOPPERS are racing to pick up a £3.99 essential from Home Bargains, that will make sure your garden is thriving in the coming months. With temperatures beginning to climb again this week, many ...

A collection of heirloom, native vegetable seed varieties grown at INAC in Ilocos Norte will be available for sharing with other schools.

Kunuji Kulusika crouches over a silver plate on which numerous little piles of seeds are arranged and reels off their names. There are about a dozen-odd types of seeds on the plate, including ...

The Cherokee Nation Seed Bank will be accepting applications for a limited supply of heirloom seeds and is launching the Harvesting Our Heritage program to provide seeds to CCO-participating ...

Looking to buy your 2025 garden seeds? Consider these eight favorites of PennLive's long-time garden writer, George Weigel.

Heirloom seeds have been passed down through generations and are open-pollinated, meaning their seeds can typically be saved and will come back “true to type” the following year.

Heirloom seed saving, swapping, and celebrating are booming among gardeners, farmers, and everyday people – something experts see as important for biodiversity and food security.

A citizen science project gives gardeners the chance to preserve heirloom crops that could be resistant to disease, pests and climate change.