It was the fall of 2015, and the Golden apples trees that my mother-in law planted before our granddaughter, Addy was even born, had a magnificent crop of apples. What do we do with all of them? After ...

When Jennifer Seiwald returned to school after 25 years working in banking and finance, she took an organic chemistry class to polish off her science prerequisites before applying to medical school.

Thirty-five years ago, a treasure hunt in the New York Botanical Garden library paid off big time for me. That library houses one of the greatest collections of botanical and horticultural literature ...

WURTSBORO, N.Y. — Two hundred years ago, when the Catskill region was among the cider-making centers of the adolescent United States, more than 14,000 varieties of apples had been identified growing ...