Why? Because, as Smithsonian Insider reported in 2015, tens of thousands of years ago, mammoths, elephants, and mastodons had ...

I am an accidental gardener. If anything I plant grows to maturity, and by some fluke of nature becomes edible, it is sheer accident. If we had to survive on what I grow, we would both be very, very ...

March 22, 2004 Albany – No, The Parks at Chehaw has not lost its gourd. In fact, it is gaining quite a few more as the park welcomes the Georgia Gourd Society's Gourds Are WILD festival, Easter ...

Mastadons, wooly mammoths and prehistoric elephants ate and spread the seeds of ancient wild squash across North America, even though the gourds were small, hard and bitter. Here an African elephant ...

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I am an accidental gardener. If anything I plant grows to maturity, and by some fluke of nature becomes edible, it is sheer accident. If we had to survive on what I grow, we would both be very, very ...