Although arugula is typically considered a fall vegetable, it can be seeded all year long with a little bit of protection from extreme cold or heat.

Arugula is highly tolerant of frost and is often the first harvest of the season from my garden, even producing before the radishes are ready.

Microgreens are similar to sprouts, but they are harvested a bit later, when they are 3 or 4 inches tall. Varieties include ...

No envy is quite as green as vegetable garden envy, and like a weed, it’s bound to crop up each summer. Dinner parties ...

Arugula turns out to be a green with a colorful past. I've always known that the piquant flavor of arugula inspires strong reactions. Some people want salads made up only of arugula leaves, while ...

Maybe it’s the arugula. Arugula (Eruca sativa), a relative of mustard and often called rocket, at one time was considered an aphrodisiac. It was even banned in some gardens.

“Arugula doesn’t seem to attract aphids or slugs,” says Coyne, who for years has watched arugula seeds spill out of the salad bed of her garden in the Edendale neighborhood of L.A.

Is there an easier crop to grow than arugula? Also called rocket, arugula is available from many seed suppliers and garden centers, which commonly sell one of two types: wild ...

Q. Our garden is overflowing with arugula. Any suggestions for what to do with it besides make salads? Maybe pastas or pizzas?

Q. Our garden is overflowing with arugula. Any suggestions for what to do with it besides make salads? Maybe pastas or pizzas?

My wife, Ann, and I have just returned from a wonderful three weeks in Turkey, and the memories of that country's foods are still fresh. Among the greens we ate on this trip, arugula and purslane ...