Plus, the Pacific gum plant is a coastal, ground-hugging perennial that displays a blanket of daisies this time of year.

Once you've got your seeds and you've found the perfect space for your sweet corn, be sure to plant in 1-inch deep rows roughly 3 feet apart. Each seed should have somewhere from 8 to 12 inches to ...

Plant the corn in blocks at least three rows wide, with a minimum row length of 8 feet. Space rows about 18 inches apart in the block. Within each row, sow four or five seeds one inch deep in “hills” ...

When most growers plant corn, they expect perfect, uniform rows and plump and pearly yellow kernels lining the cob. But a ...

With better growth and less height, stalks are denser and stronger than standard corn. Anchoring into the soil increases with ...

Boosted by sunshine and rain, a Brown County farmer voiced optimism about the corn crop this year. “The corn looks really ...

Some underground pests ate my squash and we actually watched as something pulled a squash down and ate it leaving only the whole the plant was growing out of. The plant was about 3 feet in diameter ...

Corn grows tassels, which are pollinated by the wind, so unless you have a big enough block of corn stalks, you won't get corn. Don't try to grow a short row or a few plants; you need a ...

Some of the crops appear to grow in rows, and a few appear to sprout more randomly from the ground. Random corn in Greenfield seen as 'symbol of hope' after devastating tornado ...

Instead, Kotutwa Johnson, an enrolled member of the Hopi tribe, practices the Hopi tradition he learned from his grandfather on the Little Colorado River Plateau near Kykotsmovi Village in ...