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Rachel Hunter is celebrating a huge family milestone.

From low-growing to tree-like, prickly pear plants are found in nearly every U.S. state. These sculptural wonders produce edible pads and the current showy blossoms that result in delicious fruit.

From small beginnings come great things.

California is now readying its farms for avocados, mangoes, and Agave as a response to climate change. Read more here.

To do this weekend: Alpaca happy hour from Chawar, railfans at Colorado Railroad Museum, Prismatic at Boulder's Dairy Center and Wild Child at the Bluebird

A shire moves to eradicate a popular, waterwise garden plant from public spaces saying its dangerous, skin-piercing spikes and poisonous sap are a risk to human, pet, and native animal safety.

'I’m proud to win so soon after giving birth'

The Pernod Ricard North America CEO says she promotes responsible consumption of alcohol despite its role in two major life tragedies.

When plant catalogs or reference books suggest that a plant “prefers full sun,” it rarely means in desert gardens. Here, full summer sun can be harsh to plants that must

A bear has given a US principal the fright of his life when it emerged from a dumpster.