No, it doesn't actually produce honey. But its dappled light and tolerant nature are treats in city and country settings alike

Plant Prunus serotina in the Central and Eastern U.S. for spring flowers, interesting bark and beautiful fall color

Plant tomato seedlings in spring for one of the best tastes of summer, fresh from your backyard

See how to start edibles from seed, then transfer the seedlings to a box on stilts to make harvesting more fun

The black gum tree tolerates moist soil and provides many years of beautiful foliage, from summer to fall

Elegant flowers top black cohosh in summer woodland gardens

Good fences certainly help, but be sure to introduce your pup to the neighbors and check in from time to time

How to grow your own herbs and vegetables almost anywhere

Pull out a pot for this one. Mint's spreading habit and hard-to-kill nature can be a blessing — if you're properly prepared