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I absolutely love going to the pumpkin patch every October to choose the perfect pumpkin with a flat face and sinister-looking stem for my Jack-O-Lantern!

Ever since our sweet Stella cherry tree reached maturity over ten years ago, my husband, Hugh, and I have kept a keen eye on the nightly weather forecasts during the

An Oklahoma City man is facing up to life after he pleaded guilty to robbing a U.S. mail carrier while using a gun.According to U.S. Attorney Robert J. Troester

This year is the 50th anniversary of the National Extension Master Gardener Program, a volunteer program housed in Cooperative Extension training people to share sound gardening and horticulture advice within

New data from the Gaia space telescope are being called a cosmic "goldmine," including never-seen-before stars, 380 gravity-lensed quasars, and the orbits of over 150,000 asteroids.

Today I’ll be discussing arthropods, a phylum of invertebrates that includes insects, arachnids, crustaceans, and others. I’ll focus on those that are fairly prevalent in northern Arizona but not well

Last Friday was the autumn equinox and the official first day of fall. The equinox is a special time as day and night, warmth and cold come into balance before

KANSAS CITY, MO—Rolling their eyes as the tulip poplar they sat beneath began to rustle Monday, local witnesses reported that a wildly flailing tree was exaggerating its reaction to what was nothing more than a gentle breeze. “Ugh, can you believe the theatrics?” said sighing onlooker Darrell Denton, who stood up and…

This week I’d like to pay tribute to my husband, Hugh. I may be the Master Gardener in the family, but Hugh is the Master of Gardens. I may be

I have great news for gardeners, the environment, and the entire human population! More and more scientists, farmers, nonprofits, governments, and commercial enterprises are collaborating in a quest for sustainable