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Did you know there are many different types of honey around the world? Some honey varieties are easy to find in any supermarket, but others . . . -
Like most of us, I’ve known our bees are in trouble, and that there must be more to their decline than pesticide use. What I . . . -
Picking sweet peppers from the garden is one of my favorite tasks. I always plant several varieties which produce an array of vibrantly colored bell . . .
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My feelings about vines are mixed. I love the look of vines, especially climbing over a fence or an arbor, but as a gardener and . . . -
Big, showy flowers are nice. They make great table decorations, but when it comes to edible blooms, I prefer the smaller, more modest flowers of . . . -
On warm summer nights what better place to be than in the garden, enjoying the soft, perfumed breezes and luminous plants in a moonlit garden. . . .
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For many homeowners, a lush green lawn is the pinnacle of creating stunning curb appeal. A well-maintained lawn perfectly frames the home, and is a . . . -
Drought conditions can really take a toll on your garden. Whether it’s an unusual period of dry weather or repeated cycles of too little rain . . . -
Adding flowering plants to the garden is a sure way to achieve vibrant color and attract pollinators and beneficial insects. While perennial plants and shrubs . . . -
The USDA recommends we eat 5-9 servings of fruits and vegetables a day. This might seem like a lot, especially if your veggie repertoire only . . .
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Let’s be honest. We all know we should eat more veggies. The USDA guidelines recommend adults eat 4 to 5 servings of vegetables each day. . . . -
Unwanted garden plants have you cursing and stomping about? As a gardener, it’s a little hard to admit that there are plants you just can’t . . . -
We all have them – weeds. It’s how we handle those weeds that’s the problem. It is probably safe to say that weeding is a . . . -
Container gardening is a great way to make use of limited outdoor space but also provides more variety and visual interest in larger gardens. Some . . .
