It is cinnamon, of course — the best thing to come from tree bark since aspirin, and the best-selling component of the pumpkin-spice axis of fall flavors, dwarfing nutmeg and cloves by at least a ...

Gardeners sometimes tout cinnamon as a repellent for pests and a remedy for plant diseases. Is this common household spice really an effective tool in the garden, or is this just influencer hokum? We ...

It’s as predictable as Christmas decorations for sale on Labor Day, and as ubiquitous as people still complaining about the heat in September. It’s cinnamon, and it’s everywhere these days. The scent ...

Cinnamon is a popular spice that is used worldwide. This aromatic spice belongs to the genus Cinnamomum; however true cinnamon comes from a specific species termed C. verum. Both species are nearly ...

While cinnamon does have pest- and disease-repelling properties, how you apply it matters. Gardeners sometimes tout cinnamon as a repellent for pests and a remedy for plant diseases. Is this common ...