Coffee may jump to mind when thinking about drinks we consume originating from plants. But tea is more widely consumed.

Coffee may jump to mind when thinking about drinks we consume originating from plants. But tea is more widely consumed.

That morning cup of coffee has a backstory. In this edition of GLT's gardening podcast Grow, GLT's Mike McCurdy and Illinois State University’s Patrick Murphy talk about domestically produced beans and some of the trouble coffee growers are facing due to climate change.

The season is changing, and that means there's a new seasonal to-do list for anyone with a green thumb.

There's not a lot of in between on squirrels. People either think they’re annoying rodents or think they're cute critters and like to have them around.

How to save a tree and choosing a replacement tree are the two listener questions Illinois State University’s Patrick Murphy and GLT's Mike McCurdy try to answer in this edition of our gardening show Grow.

In some settings, trees are ubiquitous. In fact, it's hard to see the trees for the forest. But some trees earn more respect than others.

There are a lot of reasons for wasted food, the least of which is children pushing away before forking some broccoli.

If you see a tree with yellowing leaves and it’s missing branches in the center, it could be an oak in trouble.

It’s not unusual for gardeners to move or transplant a shrub, tree, or plant from one location to another. But seeing that plant thrive after it’s moved is another matter.