Gardening

Discover all the unique elements in understanding how the Amazon Fruit Festival stands out among other fruit festivals around the globe.

Discover nature's laws from longtime fruitarian and author Mango Wodzak, who aspires to honor nature and his body's design with his lifestyle.

Anne Osborne presents a case for the importance of eating organic fruit, exploring soil qualities and exposing the dangers of pesticides.

Fruiticulture, living in tune with nature and eating a fruit diet, is vital to ending hunger, poverty, disease, pollution and wars, Dr. David Klein writes.

TJ Long overcame addictions to alcohol, tobacco and cooked food on his way to embracing a low-fat raw food diet and lifestyle in tune with nature.

Jason Kvestad writes about how Terra Frutis became a destination for fruit lovers, starting with co-founders Peter Csere and Jay Kaiser.

Petr Cech writes about his family's gardening experience on his ancestors' land and dream to plant fruit trees as a gift to future generations.

Anne Osborne writes about fruitful networking—joining community gardens and foraging, for example—to nurture your body and relationships with others.

Jay Kaiser presents his Top 10 Tips for Health. This list includes a focus on growing one's own food and supplementation.

Korey Constable explores lawn equipment, from lawn mowers to blowers, and offers a look at environmentally friendly equipment now available.

Korey Constable writes about how to create stripes—the signature visual element—while mowing lawns.

Korey Constable divulges lawn-care secrets learned from 20 years of experience. He shares blade tips and insight on optimal grass length.

Korey Constable writes about dandelions, clovers and plantains, weeds the lawn-care industry targets as undesirable but actually are nutritious greens.

Alan Ritter delves into soil and industrialized agriculture in issuing a clarion call to action for folks to prioritize food and water standards.

Matthew David writes from outside Mexico City, where he and Julie Kersey are teaching at an orphanage, about the wisdom of native plants.

Matthew David explores why healing gardens with grass and fruit trees serve as beneficial replacements to time- and resource-wasting lawns.

Don Weaver went raw vegan in 1977 and has become an expert ecologist, researcher and organic grower as well as author of Regenerate the Earth!

Matthew David explores the phenomenon of turning and falling leaves and what our behavior toward leaves reveals about ourselves.

Matthew David explores veganism in a way often overlooked by staunch vegans: by considering the lives of the tiniest creatures.

Matthew David's raw food diet helped enable him to overcome use of alcohol and other drugs. He writes about seeking health and harmony in his lifestyle.