To save seeds that are healthy, vigorous, and true-to-form, it’s important to understand the different seed types available in today’s market.
We’re introducing the first installment of the Herbarium department, where we’ll explain scientific names of plants and other common botanical terms, such as cultivar vs. variety, to help gardeners better navigate seed catalogs.
Mark your calendars; here are the dates that gardeners and naturalists alike won’t want to miss for fall 2016.
Do you ever get a little stir crazy with cabin fever while waiting to get back in the garden? There are some ways to get in the gardening spirit in winter.
Want to get a head start on your spring gardening and help best prepare your soil to produce the best vegetables.
Leave those seed heads on your flowers and enjoy watching the birds of the winter season feast.
Strategies for gardening in the midst of climate change and in the resulting harsher heat.
Red, tentacled rambutans are a huge part of Australia’s agricultural industry.
Delight your taste buds, mind and eyes with beautiful photos and inspirational techniques on everything you need to know to grow, preserve and cook your own heirloom fruits and vegetables. You won’t want to miss the stories about plants passed down from generation to generation.
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