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Image depicts Home and Garden Information Center logo.Stinkhorn Fungi — What Is That Smell? - Mycologists (scientists who study fungi) often describe stinkhorns with adjectives such as amazing, interesting or unique. However, homeowners lucky enough to have these aromatic mushrooms suddenly appear in the yard just before an outdoor party will often describe them as disgusting, ... ( continue)
How to Safely Cook Turkey - Food safety is important when cooking a turkey. Improperly cooked turkey could make your family sick. Food safety practices must be followed at each step in the process of thawing, preparing, cooking and storing turkey to avoid foodborne illness. For step-by-step instructions on how to roast, smoke, fry or microwave a turkey, see... ( continue)
Tea Olive - Tea olives (Osmanthus species) are some of the most sweetly fragrant plants in Southern gardens. Their scent makes them ideal for planting near windows and outdoor living areas where the fall blooming flowers can be readily enjoyed. They grow as dense, evergreen shrubs or small trees. Their leaves resemble holly leaves, explaining another common name, false holly. They can be readily distinguished from hollies by their opposite leaves, ... ( continue)
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