Our lives and those of our trees are indivisible. We and they are living beings and share almost half of our DNA. A Talmudic ...

Gardeners growing fruits, including apples, pears and raspberries, should mark their calendars this month. February is an ...

So what does Adam do? He eats the forbidden fruit from the tree of knowledge of good and evil, introducing the human race to ...

That may be a fact of life, but Shish’s gushing passion and fervor, in her art and personality, do one a power of good. Her ...

Next, we turn to the Tower of Babel, another great Hebrew Bible story with a lesson for humanity: God rules over and slaps us ...

We find an allusion to this custom in our Sages’ words: “From the beginning of the world’s creation, God dealt first with planting, as it says, ‘God planted a garden in Eden’ (Genesis 2:8).

The Earl of Avon, as Eden became, was particularly fond of the 14-acre garden (which he called ... in blue-chip shares and enjoyed a quiet life. However, her acquisition of the Villa Nova ...

Various religions forbid the consumption of certain types of food. For example, most Hindus do not eat beef, and some Hindus apply the concept of ahimsa (nonviolence) to their diet and consider ...

His idea of a vast repository for all those plants which have any bearing on human life quickly won supporters ... intellectual copyright. But the garden of Eden seems a pretty idyllic spot ...

They eye young men lashing peach tree branches ... and a taste of Eden. Vang A Chu, the associate pastor in the village, noted that Adam and Eve’s sin forced them out of the Garden.