Each fruit color reveals unique health benefits Discover how to use nature’s color code to boost wellness and nutrition.

You stroll through the market, shopping list in hand, when your eyes stop on a vibrant pile of oranges wrapped in red tights. You weren't planning to buy them, but their color seems more intense, more ...

Grow a grapefruit tree in a fertile and well-draining soil type. Trees will struggle in heavy soils, and Bethany Lakatos, plant expert at Fast Growing Trees, says: ‘Because they are sensitive to root ...

Unlock the nutritional benefits of fruit skins. Learn which peels to keep and how to incorporate them into your diet for ...

Did you know many fruits and vegetables used to look very different? These are some of the most drastic changes in common ...

This South American natural sweetener has nearly half the calories of table sugar — and it has loads of health benefits.

The color orange strikes some sort of primal note in me, a core memory perhaps, that makes me incredibly nostalgic, almost ...

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Here’s what doctors want you to know. Anthocyanins are natural pigments that give fruits and vegetables their vibrant red, purple, and blue color, says Falcone. “There are over 700 varieties ...

If you have a hulled-out orange half or two, turn them into votive candles. Secure a wick to the bottom, fill it ...

Skin-contact and orange wine are frequently lumped together. But are they the same thing? Though all orange wines are made via skin contact, not all skin-contact wines are orange. Here's why.

Much like the fruit it’s named after, persimmon ranges from soft and muted to bold and vibrant, making it a versatile choice ...