Delicate, compact-sized, and lesser-known than other types of plums, cherry plums still pack a vibrant punch. Here's what you ...

As the gap between burned areas and replanting widens year after year, scientists see big challenges beyond where to put ...

Crouching beneath a 40-foot-tall tree in her backyard, Lee Purlee began picking fruit off the ground. As she collected about ...

Long-term exposure to wildfire smoke may be depleting the energy reserves of California’s orchard trees — reducing their nut ...

Figs are much easier to grow than any other fruit tree. because the fruit develops on both old and new wood. Even during cold winters when branches die back, it’s still possible to get fruit. And ...

Avid baker or not, there’s a good chance you’ve got a jar of cinnamon in your spice cabinet. It’s an essential ingredient for ...

How does lead get into cinnamon in the first place? Cinnamon trees take about ten years to grow giving ample time to absorb lead from soil and water. Additionally, during the drying process lead ...

There's no clear information about whether the cinnamon became contaminated during growing, manufacturing ... for this much lead were from the Dollar Tree and Family Dollar.

Over the last year, a growing number of cinnamon products have been recalled in the U.S. due to high levels of lead. More recently, Consumer Reports found a concerning amount of the toxic metal in ...

Americans have revealed the most unusual hacks they use to help their gardens thrive, including using white vinegar as plant food, deterring cats with cinnamon—and even singing to plants. A new survey ...

Americans have revealed the most unusual hacks they use to help their gardens thrive, including using white vinegar as plant food, deterring cats with cinnamon ... items to grow, with 44% ...