Details on where you can buy the Cacao seed in Grow A Garden, and all you need to know about how much it’s worth.

Growing a pomegranate tree from seed can be a rewarding experience for any gardening enthusiast. These vibrant, fruit-bearing trees not only enhance your landscape with their glossy leaves and ...

Traveler's Fruit is a Divine crop that was introduced to Grow a Garden on June 28, 2025, as part of the Mega Harvest Update. There are two ways to get it, with one requiring a special currency and the ...

The dragon fruit seeds could have been brought to the site by birds which had consumed the fruit. Dragon fruit plants are epiphytic cacti and produce aerial roots that can help them attach to porous ...

Limited edition models are all the rage and sought after by buyers in South Africa. Put some stickers on and paint some of the trim black and you have a car that everybody wants. And this brings us to ...

Next time you enjoy a juicy pomegranate, save some seeds to grow your own tree. Growing a pomegranate tree from seed can be a rewarding experience for any gardening enthusiast. These vibrant, ...

The Seed Stages update to Grow a Garden introduces both a new event and a mechanic for growing a special seed type. Now, instead of just planting a seed and letting it grow on its own, you can be a ...

Seed oils in moderation may help lower cholesterol, protect heart health, and provide antioxidant benefits. Research suggests that omega-6 fats in seed oils do not significantly increase inflammation ...

Canada has suffered a blow on the eve of its opening match at the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup in Morocco, losing co-captain ...

Calcium is a star mineral in milk, yogurt and cheese, but many people don’t get enough of this nutrient important for strong bones. The Dietary Guidelines for Americans list calcium as one of the ...

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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — This weekend likely marks the close of Staten Island’s brief but beloved pawpaw season—a fleeting time when this indigenous North American fruit ripens and drops from trees ...