Gardening for good health
Follow these smart steps to get the most from your happy place.
Follow these smart steps to get the most from your happy place.
You don't need a sprawling backyard to grow your own fresh veggies and herbs. Just a few pots and a little patience will do the trick.
As the weather warms and you spend more time outdoors, be mindful about safety and hygiene.
It's no secret this vegetable is an odd one. But it’s also incredibly delicious.
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After struggling for years to tackle basic tasks, this Michigan woman is back to hiking, golfing and water sports—all thanks to joint replacement surgery.
In patio pots, backyards or community gardens, a little time in the dirt delivers unexpected health benefits.
A homegrown garden isn’t just about fresh food. It’s also time well spent on health and fitness.
Low-intensity activities like gardening and dancing could help retain brain volume, ultimately slowing the effects of age.
Your kids love to load up on sugar. Some simple approaches can help put food in its proper place.