Think back to the last time you mowed your lawn. Considering the torrential summer afternoon rains, it was probably yesterday. How about the last time you felt the crunch of a salad? Whether your last ...

In a world with rapidly disappearing wilderness and ever-expanding human developments, what can a home gardener do to stem the tide? Thomas Rainer and Claudia West answer that question in their newly ...

NativityMiguel Scranton fifth-graders are getting the chance to follow the life cycles of their plant-based food, from seedling to stove to ready to eat on their dinner plates. Beginning in late ...

This week, our discussion on lessons from plants continues. Let me share this personal experience. In 2008, I was on pilgrimage to Jerusalem. As soon as we alighted from our vehicle on one of our ...