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Zucchini For All
The idea of sharing one’s harvest with friends and neighbors is a happy one. In principle, it feels like a Norman Rockwell painting, or an
Can Dried Flowers Go in Candles? How to Safely Make Flower Candles
It’s never been easier to create your own stunning artisan-made candles for yourself, friends, family, and to even … Read More The post Can Dried
Bok Choy In The Fall
It’s August and my vegetable garden is brimming with ripe tomatoes, peppers and zucchini. Yet as I look around, I see bare spots where my
My First Plant
The first plant I remember buying as a child was a False Aralia (Plerandra elegantissima) houseplant. These feathery-leaved, tropical trees were popular houseplants in the
Growing Vegetables In Central Alaska
Few climates are stranger than the climate in central Alaska. Winters are long and dark and so cold that nobody believes me when I tell

Ann Munson’s woodland garden invites mystery and play
August 05, 2022 Woodland gardens aren’t show ponies of dazzling flower color. Their beauty shines through in subtler, shade-loving foliage plants, in dappled light glinting


Brian Minter: Let’s water wisely to protect our plants
Opinion: I would venture to say that the greatest number of plant problems and plant deaths are due, in large part, to improper watering.Opinion: I


A garden on wheels and colorful decor convert driveway into patio garden
August 03, 2022 When you arrive at a purple Victorian-style house on a Rainbow Row, with a dozen planetary-painted bowling balls tucked amid foundation ferns


Ann Munson’s woodland garden invites mystery and play
August 05, 2022 Woodland gardens aren’t show ponies of dazzling flower color. Their beauty shines through in subtler, shade-loving foliage plants, in dappled light glinting
ReWild Garden @ Dodge
The word “rewilding” seems to be popping up frequently lately. The idea of rewilding, simply explained, involves allowing land to be shared with native plantings
How to Grow Blackberries
Blackberries are often considered a bitter fruit, but many varieties bred for home gardens are sweet, slightly tart, and absolutely delicious. The post How to
Bok Choy In The Fall
It’s August and my vegetable garden is brimming with ripe tomatoes, peppers and zucchini. Yet as I look around, I see bare spots where my