Archaeology July 12 Ancient Roman 'perfume garden' blooms again nearly 1,900 years after Vesuvius eruption Archaeologists have revitalized a Roman flower garden in Pompeii that survived an earthquake in 62 A.D. before being buried by Mount Vesuvius in 79 A.D. The garden was hidden for nearly 1,900 years.
Food-Drink July 4 Mother begs thieves to stop raiding her garden after neighbor's free farm stand sparks confusion Woman's garden repeatedly raided by visitors to neighbor's farm stand, sparking debate about property rights and community sharing as she struggles to protect her family's food source.
Health June 18 Invasive pests could stage dramatic comeback this summer, experts warn Experts warn of a potential spotted lanternfly surge this summer, urging vigilance against these invasive pests that damage plants and spread easily through human transportation.
MAHA May 12 Three natural food dyes approved by FDA as RFK Jr. says industry is 'stepping up' The FDA has granted approval to three natural food colorings derived from algae and flowers, providing food manufacturers with alternatives after recent artificial dye restrictions.
Quizzes May 11 American Culture Quiz: Test yourself on May marvels, hamburger history and lyrical legends The American Culture Quiz is a weekly test of our unique national traits, trends, history and people. This time, test your knowledge of May marvels, hamburger history and lyrical legends.
Food April 16 Farmers come first as initiative aims to lower their costs, get fresh food to Americans more efficiently AFPI has released its new "Farmers First Agenda" to reduce the cost of production for farmers, bring down the cost of food and make healthy, natural food more accessible to Americans.
Food-Drink April 15 Poison fruit in 'White Lotus' comes from 'suicide tree': Is it real? "The White Lotus" on HBO has brought attention to Cerbera odollam, a highly toxic tree native to Southeast Asia known as the "suicide tree." Its seeds contain cerberin, a potent cardiac toxin.
Quizzes April 13 American Culture Quiz: Test yourself on screen stars, garden greatness and our Founding Fathers The American Culture Quiz is a weekly test of our unique national traits, trends, history and people. This time, test your knowledge of screen stars, garden greatness and our Founding Fathers.
Travel April 9 Iconic Masters landscape at Augusta National altered with fewer trees following hurricane Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia, lost hundreds of trees following the destruction from Hurricane Helene last fall, with players commenting on it ahead of the Masters start this week.
Lifestyle April 8 Trump to plant new Jackson magnolia tree after White House chop-down: 'We've done everything for this tree' Together with the White House Grounds team and the National Park Service, arborists took down the Jackson Southern Magnolia tree over safety concerns on Monday. A new tree is going up.
Travel April 6 First lady Melania Trump opens White House gardens to all Americans First lady Melania Trump invited visitors from far and wide to the White House for the annual Spring Garden Tours on Sunday at the White House in Washington, D.C. Fox News Digital was on hand.
Deals April 4 10 products to take care of your indoor plants in the spring Boost your plants' spring growing potential with these eight plant-care products.
Deals April 1 Spring clean your home with these 10 sustainable products From all-purpose cleaners to floor cleaners and reusable cloths, there are plenty of sustainable products you can use to keep your home sparkling clean.
MAHA April 1 Pesticide in food that's 'making America sick again' may get free pass A proposed Georgia bill would protect pesticide companies from lawsuits, as a man recently won a lawsuit that blamed a weed killer for causing his cancer. MAHA advocates rally against the bill.
Travel March 31 Tourists question if simple act is 'illegal' amid cherry blossom season, park ranger reveals answer Fox News Digital asked travelers in Washington, D.C., if it is "illegal" to touch or pick the cherry blossoms in bloom. Tourists shared thoughts as an NPS ranger revealed the answer.
Quizzes March 30 American Culture Quiz: Test yourself on beautiful blooms, home-run histories and calendar coincidences The American Culture Quiz is a weekly test of our unique national traits, trends, history and people. This time, test your knowledge of beautiful blooms, home-run histories and calendar coincidences
Travel March 29 Travel do's and don'ts for DC cherry blossom season amid peak blooms: 'Pack your patience' Peak bloom has been reached for the cherry blossom trees in Washington, D.C., as millions of travelers and tourists arrive. A National Park Service ranger shared tips for seeing the blooms.
Deals February 19 Turn your sunroom into a greenhouse with these finds Add pots, shelving and seating to your sunroom to create the greenhouse of your dreams, right inside your home.
Deals January 27 6 products to help your indoor plants to thrive in the winter Take practical steps to care for your indoor plants this winter with these picks.
Food-Drink January 1 New Year food and drink trends include cocoa, flowers and one type of beer Some tasty food and drink trends are predicted for 2025 — and experts spoke about the use of flowers in meals, more cocoa-infused beverage innovations — and increased demand for Guinness beer.
Lifestyle November 24 The world's oldest Douglas fir trees have lived over 1,000 years The Douglas fir, the state tree of Oregon, can grow incredibly tall and live impressively long. The oldest Douglas fir trees have lived to be over 1,000 years old.
VIDEO October 28 Gold is for fall: Cape Cod, Massachusetts, marshland takes on beautiful hue A drone photographer captured the changing seasons in Cape Cod, featuring a golden marsh landscape.
Lifestyle October 28 White House selects North Carolina family's Christmas tree farm to provide 2024 tree The owners of Cartner’s Christmas Tree Farm in Newland, North Carolina, speak about the family-owned farm and how they grew a tree to be selected by the White House.
HEALTH October 21 Potential health benefits of vetiver oil in aromatherapy, according to an expert Essential oils like vetiver are used in diffusers, body oils and more for potential health benefits. It's important to exercise caution when using vetiver or other oils.
Food-Drink September 28 All-natural decaffeinated coffee alternative 'basically grows like a weed,' says homesteader New Hampshire homesteader, author and influencer Michelle Visser touts a chicory tea as the "perfect, all natural" alternative to decaffeinated coffee, which is chemically processed.
Healthy Foods September 19 Easiest vegetables to grow in your backyard garden as a beginner harvester Have you always wanted to start your own garden but aren't sure where to begin? Plant these easy to grow vegetables that are sure to flourish in your backyard garden.
Fossils September 6 Ancient plant life unearthed in 53-million-year-old forest in Tasmania A recent Ph.D. graduate conducted a dig in a 53-million-year-old forest, where she uncovered ancient plant fossils, including several new species.
LIFESTYLE August 26 The Great Basin bristlecone pine, dating back almost 5,000 years, is world’s oldest tree Great Basin bristlecone pines are the oldest trees in the world. They date back thousands of years and are extremely rare, only located in a few U.S. states.
HEALTH August 23 The health benefits of moringa include settling inflammation, lower blood sugar, according to experts Moringa is a plant product that has been associated with several health benefits. Moringa is sold as a powder on its own, but is also commonly combined into green proteins.
Drinks July 24 Tequila is more than just a shot, plus other fun facts about this spirit Fox News Digital spoke to two tequila experts to find out how to best enjoy this spirit, as well as to learn some of the history and methodology behind how it is made.
