Garden nasturtiums (Tropaeolum majus, T. minus and T. tuberosum) are easy to grow. Flower colors range from cream, yellow and pale orange to burnt orange, rust and reds. The flavor and color of leaves ...

Michelle Hamerslough calls it her obsession. Dozens of proud plant specimens fill her Carmel Valley garden as well as her blog, “From Seed to Table,” and she posted no fewer than 19 photos of them ...

If you enjoy perking up your roast, fish, pasta or salad with capers, you might find it of interest to know you can grow capers to your heart’s delight in this part of the world and with a clear ...

Amanda Blum is a freelancer who writes about smart home technology, gardening, and food preservation. Previously, Amanda has worked as a technology strategist specializing in problem solving and ...

Question: I heard you can harvest green nasturtium seeds and make them into something similar to pickled capers. Do you know anything about how to do this safely? Answer: True capers are the flower ...

What are capers, and where do capers come from? Learn what capers are used for, what capers taste like, and the caper bush growing zones. “What are these little green things?” people sometimes ask ...

Some homeowners never expected an unusual Mediterranean shrub to become the most talked about plant in their neighborhoods. What started as a simple gardening experiment quickly turned into a ...