Unsolicited seed packages with mystery seeds sent to U.S. residents continue to pose concerns, the Barton County Conservation ...

The public is invited to celebrate 50 years of the movie “Jaws” at 9:30 p.m. Friday, July 11, in the Stafford City Pool, 400 ...

The internet is full of gardening hacks, but we've got one for you that makes germinating seeds shockingly quick and easy. No ...

If you're sprouting large seeds, consider scarifying them to speed up the process. This step helps to more quickly break down ...

Seed packet labels have all kinds of important information that tells you where, when, and how to grow the plants. Pay ...

Unsolicited seed packets also arrived in mailboxes in many states in 2020, when the U.S. Department of Agriculture received thousands of reports of Americans receiving seeds in packages with ...

The seed packages have return addresses from Asia and can be disguised as packages of greeting cards, according to the the Alabama Extension System. Similar mailings went out during the spring of ...

Recipients should not plant the seeds. If they are in a sealed package, do not open the sealed package. “These seeds may be invasive to Alabama plants or be harmful to livestock,” Pate said.

"That first year paled in comparison to what we do now," Kirkpatrick said of 2019, when the seed library consisted of about 8,500 seed packages. "The third or the fourth year, we had gone through ...

What to do if you receive a mystery seed packet If you receive seeds you didn’t order, don’t open them. Keep the contents sealed in their original packaging and report them immediately.

The package also contained a quote, which was printed under the barcode on a sticker plastered to the back of the bag. 'Every seed has a dream of flowering,' the quote read.

Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller has sounded alarms regarding "unsolicited seed packages" showing up delivered at Texans doorsteps. The actual sender of the packages is currently unknown ...