Named after the aurora borealis (a nod to cold northern climates), Aurora blueberries grow in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 2 through 8. These blueberry shrubs bear delicious fruit in late summer and have delicate blooms in the spring. Let’s learn more about the Aurora blueberry.
The Misty Blueberry is a California native with blue-green foliage in summer and burgundy-purple in fall, allowing it to serve as an ornamental feature in …
Pomegranate chicken is one of those classic recipes you can find in pretty much every Mediterranean cookbook. It’s comfort food, with a sauce similar to …
I’m so excited to finally be sharing this recipe for my blueberry coffee cake. This is the best coffee cake I’ve ever had and, I …
Popular with large blueberry lovers, the Vacinnium sp. Hybrid also called the Rebel blueberry, is full of larger and delicious berries. A Southern hybrid, this larger …
Popular with urban gardeners, the Vaccinium corymbosum x angustifolium also called the half-high Polaris blueberry, is delicious in pies, tarts, jams, or muffins. A compact …
The words Pink Icing Blueberry conjure the idea of a confection rather than a shrub or fruit tree. I’m here to tell you all about …
If you know anything about different blueberry varieties, you might have heard of the Brightwell blueberry. This is a popular choice for commercial growers and …
The short answer to the question “Can you eat pomegranate seeds?” is: yes. Then there is the question, “Should you eat pomegranate seeds?” The short …
Pomegranates are a delicious and ultra healthy snack, but they are notoriously difficult to cut. For many people, the process is messy and awkward, taking a long time and ending with a puddle of juice. Here are our top methods for how to cut pomegranates quickly and (almost) without a mess!