Bring a tropical flair to your home with these easy-growing plants Reviewed by Barbara Gillette Banana trees are one of more ...

Want fresh fruit year-round? Discover 19 indoor fruit trees that thrive indoors, offering delicious produce with easy care tips for successful growth.

Banana plants (Musa spp.) are not only a staple food in many tropical regions but also a reservoir of valuable bioactive compounds. Extensive research has demonstrated that various parts of the ...

Next time you're about to bin your banana peel, think again – a surprising viral hack reveals it can actually be used to aid your plants. Lifestyle influencer mama_peyy recently took to the ...

Participants will learn to identify and prepare at least two dozen edible wild plants, including native, non-native and invasive species. The hike includes tips on safe, ethical foraging. Space is ...

Edible petals! Toss them in salads for bonus flair. Drought-tolerant and low-maintenance. Blooms nonstop from early summer through fall. Pro tip: Grow them in cooler temps or partial shade in hot ...

The gardening guru then added: “Once I’ve eaten a banana or given it to my dog, I’ll chop the peel and soak it in some warm water. Make sure to clear away all leaves, soil and plant debris ...

Often discarded, banana peels are a treasure of natural fertilizer for your potted plants. They are loaded with potassium, phosphorus, and calcium, which are essential for the health and growth of ...

You can get calcium from both plant and animal sources ... Sardines and canned salmon are loaded with calcium, thanks to their edible bones. A 3.75-ounce (92-gram) can of sardines packs 35% ...