Growing your own edible seeds in the garden is a fun and increasingly popular way to boost your nutrient intake. Find out which seeds you need for a healthy feed!

Watermelon plants are susceptible to a variety of diseases including anthracnose, fusarium wilt, gummy stem blight (also called black rot), and bacterial wilt. Purchase seeds from a reputable company ...

In a large bowl mix watermelon, cucumbers, shallots, garlic jalapeno, mint, cilantro and basil. Add your peanut oil, orange juice, soy sauce, fish sauce, chili paste, lime zest, lime juice ...

Black Seeds Urban Farm, an urban garden in the Greenlaw neighborhood of Uptown Memphis, was one of five gardens in North America to receive a grant from Fiskars, an international garden tool brand ...

However, this does come with precautions. The watermelon should be seedless, the American Kennel Club advises. Seeds are a choking hazard and could lead to gastrointestinal issues, PetMD reports.

Nigella sativa (N. sativa), also known as black cumin and black seed, has been used for centuries in alternative medicine to treat conditions such as bronchitis, digestive issues, liver disease, and ...

Black cumin, another name for black seed, has been studied for its effectiveness in protecting the kidneys from diseases. The same compound that makes it effective for wound healing, thymoquinone, ...