If you really want to make sure, nick this wrinkled branch with a knife. See if it is green where ... a very invasive vine that I didn’t even know grew in Las Vegas. I’m not sure how we ...

Knobbly and brown, with little, wispy, hair-like roots shooting off at random, yams aren't the stateliest of foods. But if ...

Use Pruning Shears or a Knife: When harvesting squash, use sharp pruning shears or a knife to cut the fruit from the vine. Leave a short stem (about 1-2 inches) attached to the squash. This helps ...

Vine borers can't resist the allure of pumpkin plants. These pesky insects make their way into the heart of your pumpkin vines and suck out the essential nutrients and moisture, seriously damaging or ...

Ben Hilton from Milford Haven is told that prison is “inevitable” after he slashed a man’s tyre and strangled his wife ...

ONE of the biggest reasons fans tune into Big Brother is the drama – and this lot provided it in spades. From the original, ...

That satisfying snap you experience when you take a bite out of a crunchy pickle can make the difference between a good ...

Sun-warmed tomatoes picked straight from the vine are arguably the ideal way to ... To prepare tomatoes in this way, use a sharp knife to make a small cross in the bottom of each tomato, place ...

Virginia McCullough, sentenced to life for both murders, built the makeshift tomb out of masonry blocks and wood ...

A 24-year-old Shamokin man could possibly spend the rest of his life in state prison after a Northumberland County jury found ...

This knife, also called a digging knife ... is great for not only cutting back ornamental grasses, but also tackling vines, harvesting vegetables, and even some pruning. Another very simple ...