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Growing these fruits, veggies, and edible plants might seem like a good idea, but pro gardeners caution against them. Danielle Wood/Getty Images Growing fruits and vegetables is a dream for most gardeners—plants like tomatoes and strawberries grow easily, making the process smooth sailing. However, some edible plants are much more difficult to grow, requiring very…
What most people miss in urban settlements is the connection with nature and the inability to indulge in gardening. While most people living in urban regions have settled for balcony gardens and smart indoor garden setups, they do take up valuable floor space. Be that as it may, modern problems need modern solutions. Industrial design…
Victoria Master Gardeners are committed to sharing information on everything related to gardening. Spring was in the air, when Patti Welder Middle School teacher John Hogan invited four master gardeners to meet with the Agriculture Club students, we eagerly accepted his invitation. We met outside by the brand new greenhouse that was built by VISD….
It seems like a dream solution. No more watering, mowing, fertilizing, aerating or raking. Seems environmentally friendly, saves water. Best of all it is green all year! If you think this is a great solution, there are a couple of things you might want to think about before replacing your turf with plastic carpeting (aka…
FORT SMITH — A federal grant is planting the seed for the Fort Smith Boys & Girls Club to grow its gardening program. The U.S. Department of Agriculture awarded the club $75,000 to grow its Gardening and Nutrition Program to address food insecurity in the River Valley. The dual-faceted program first teaches children in the…
I hope the extended weather forecast I’m looking at isn’t a joke. By the time you are reading this, we might be back in the mid-80s . It’s been a long, hot three weeks, and we aren’t done with the hot part of the summer. The cooler temperatures will let our plants recover a bit….
Is there such a thing as âBlack gardening?â Itâs a valid question, and the only way a white writer can answer it is by having the discussion with people who have firsthand knowledge. Those conversations are happening more often in Buffalo, partly due to the advent, in 2018, of the East Side Garden Walk in…
The monsoon season brings much-needed rain and cooler temperatures, making it an ideal time to cultivate a lush and thriving home garden for every plant lover. For herb enthusiasts, this season offers a perfect opportunity to grow a variety of herbs that can grow well in moist and humid conditions. Here’s a guide to the…
