There is a specific kind of magic that happens when you pluck a sun-warmed peach or a crisp apple directly from a tree you ...

For some plants, starting seeds in winter indoors is a great way to maximize your gardening season, but other plants won't ...

Early fall is the opportunity to continue chasing flavors of the finest produce still available, namely our delicious fruits: apples, peras de Octubre (D’anjou pears), honeydew melons and especially ...

FIREBAUGH, CA/YUMA, AZ - With a few weeks left in the domestic melon season, Westside Produce/Classic Fruit is reflecting on another successful harvest across its California and Arizona growing ...

Watermelons are one of the most interesting crops to grow. It is remarkable that we can grow such large fruits in our gardens during a single season. Watermelon plants start out what seems like a slow ...

For more than 30 years, Josh Allen’s family has cultivated melons and other row crops on their farm in California’s rural Central Valley. While supplies last, Wegmans Food Markets locations are ...

Honeydew melon balls from Turlock Fruit Co. in California garnish a popular cocktail sold at the U.S. Open tennis tournament in New York City. They go into the Honey Deuce drink, pictured in August ...

For more than 30 years, Josh Allen’s family has cultivated melons and other row crops on their farm in California’s rural Central Valley. In high school, the Buffalo Bills star quarterback and NFL MVP ...

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At the tail end of every summer, the US Open takes over Arthur Ashe Stadium in Queens, New York. The tournament is full of high-intensity matches, iconic WAG sightings, and, arguably most importantly, ...

SERVING UP SO MUCH BUZZ. A TASTE OF THE CENTRAL VALLEY, BUT THIS TIME IN THE FORM OF A HONEYDEW MELON. WE’RE IN THE MIDDLE OF PEAK HARVEST RIGHT NOW. WE SHIP HONEYDEW CANTALOUPES AND MIXED VARIETY ...

Mike McMichael and Kathy Alger load their yearly melon supply in the car on Aug. 16. McMichael and Alger drove over from Livingston to grab their Dixon Melons. (Emily Messer/Leader) Theodora Steinke ...