Gardening

No, they are not trying to give their yards a much needed bath.

With increasing food costs eating (no pun intended) more of the monthly budget, many are looking for food source alternatives. The back yard is becoming an increasingly popular place to turn for growing fruits and vegetables. One of the heartiest growers that can produce for you with little extra help is the Jerusalem artichoke...

It smells like either death, rotting fish, sweaty socks or a combination of all three.

Those squirrels don't stand a chance.

It's one of the more popular garden utilities in America and definitely in Missouri, yet it has a dangerous flaw that has caused the government to warn gardeners to top using it immediately.

Interestingly enough, it turns out that this is less a horror story, and more of a love story—between the ants and the peonies.

No, this isn't a joke and the threat is real. Invasive worms that can jump a foot in the air have been reported in 40 Illinois counties. It appears they may be in Missouri already, too.

The word is that Missourians could see the return of an awful invasive worm this year. It looks like a combination of a hammerhead shark and a worm and it's really bad news.

A list of cities that are the best for Urban Gardening came out, and sitting at the top of the list is an iconic city in the Show-Me State, soooo what is Urban Gardening anyway?

Are you getting naked this Saturday? World Naked Gardening Day is the first Saturday of May and according to the World Naked Gardening Day website (NSFW), people are encouraged "to tend their portion of the world's garden unclothed as nature intended."