Throughout history, people have used various methods to predict the weather - observing cloud formations, noting animal ...

This week's Master Gardener column also includes advice about overwintering tulip bulbs and how to contact the MU Plant ...

It may be hard to believe that those prickly-looking hard cones are actually edible, but they are, and experienced food foragers have been using them to make a syrupy, sweet condiment called pine cone ...

Recently on social media, I saw an adorable picture of a pine cone planted in a small pot with tiny pine trees growing out of ...

If you're pining for a fall activity, these pine cone crafts are fun for kids and adults alike! Not only are they cute and creative, but they're so fun to make. The best part is that you can ...

One does not simply buy bishop pine seeds. Gaman collected the pine cones himself. Even his 5-year-old bishop pines had little cones on them. The hard part was getting the seeds out. Bishop pine cones ...

Beware seed-eating herbivores: the small spiky ridges on Austrian pine cone scales act as a natural defense to protect the seed from consumption. Currently the International Union for Conservation of ...

Pine pollen, which comes from male pine cones, is packed with nutrients. It’s a natural reservoir of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, contributing to overall health and well-being.

Looking for a tall, slim tree with plenty of charm? The 6.5ft Slim New Jersey Spruce Christmas Tree features real pine cones, ...

Maria Sharapova recently gave fans an inside look into her life, sharing how she managed to make it home in time from work to collect pine cones with her son Theodore. The former tennis World No.1 ...

There wasn’t a bad Crockpot among the tables. On Oct. 5, a chili cook-off was held in Pine thanks to sponsorship from the ...

A Clark's Nutcracker, of the genus Corvus, or Crow family, perches on a bird bath. Clark's Nutcrackers travel in flocks and ...