I know I’m not the only gardener who would love to pull fresh herbs and veggies from my raised beds year-round. Unfortunately, my Zone 4 garden is usually under a foot (or more) of snow for several ...

Whether you’re harvesting armfuls of vegetables from your own garden (lucky you!) or shopping seasonal produce at the farmers market, knowing how to properly store your haul can mean the difference ...

Our pioneer grandmothers also stored root vegetables (potatoes, beets, carrots, and turnips) in aptly named root cellars. These were usually dirt-floored rooms dug into the ground with a door on top.

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Here are a few tips about buying and storing root vegetables: • When shopping, look for root vegetables with firm flesh and smooth skin. Avoid any that have mushy spots. Smaller veggies usually taste ...

Root vegetables last longer in dry, dark, and cool places. The absence of light prevents them from sprouting, and the lack of moisture helps avert rotting, which is why your kitchen might actually be ...

Home gardening continues to grow in popularity, with Gen Z and Millenials increasing their efforts to adopt gardening as part of their seasonal lifestyle. While it's easy to get excited about ...