Two Minutes in the Garden: Gardening Tips, Science, Myths

Fall is a great time for planting trees, but when is it too cold and too late in the season?

Read more at Empress of Dirt: When is it too Late to Plant Trees in Fall?

The nights are starting to get colder and we're coming to that time of year when gardeners ask: when is it too late to plant my bulbs?

Read more at Empress of Dirt: How Nature Tells Us It's Fall Bulb Planting Time

Halloween is nearly here and always brings the question: can I eat my Halloween pumpkin?

Read more at Empress of Dirt: Are Halloween Pumpkins Edible?

They've become increasingly popular but may take a little more instruction and effort than you expect.

Everybody loves heirlooms, although there are different ideas about how the term should be applied.

What does it mean to be an organic seed? Do organic seeds result in organic plants?

Hybrids don't have the best PR among seeds, but they can provide traits you're just not going to find in plants grown from open-pollinated seeds.

Chrysanthemums are a fall icon, but if you plant them in your garden now will they survive the winter?

Read more at Empress of Dirt: How to Plant Hardy Mums Outdoors as Year-Round Perennials

Continuing our look at different types of seeds that you can buy -- or in this case even produce your own, because today we're looking at open-pollinated seeds.

Whether you're opposed to them or would love to try them, it doesn't matter--you can't have them.