I often think of this time of year as a convergence of anticipation, of well-conceived plans unfolding, and of the seemingly boundless opportunities of a freshly verdant spring garden. Local community plant sales, farm stands, and garden centers are bursting with a dizzying bounty of vegetables, herbs, annuals, tender tropical plants alongside hardy perennials, grasses,…
Get the Popular Science daily newsletter💡 Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. Chaos gardening took center stage on social media in 2023, and it appears to be here to stay. This free-spirited planting style invites gardeners to scatter a mix of seeds, often without a formal design, and let nature take the lead….
Learn how to experience spring bird migrations to the fullest DOVER — Discover the wonders of spring bird migration in a virtual talk hosted by the Dover Public Library in partnership with the Ashland Public Library on Monday, May 12, at 7 p.m. Registration is required to receive the livestream link — sign up at…
MILLCREEK — I’m not a big gardener, but I was raised by one. Growing up, Mom always filled our yard with a variety of plants, from delicious vegetables to flowers with vibrant colors. Even though I never loved gardening as much as she did, I always saw how happy Mom was when she was outside…
What a rainy week! Almost two inches have fallen already and we’re only two days into it. While we’re not outside as much right now, it provides a perfect time to take a break from working in the garden and think about ways to be more efficient, so we can spend precious time outdoors to…
That humble vegetable patch or flower bed isn’t just producing food and beauty—it’s actually functioning as a powerful mental health intervention right in your backyard. While therapists write prescriptions and pharmaceutical companies develop new medications, growing evidence suggests one of the most effective depression fighters might be as simple as getting your hands dirty and…
As springtime blossoms, digging into the joys of gardening is a great way to welcome the season. Many seniors can find comfort and peace in the process of planting a seed and watching it grow. For older adults, gardening is more than just a relaxing pastime. It’s a delightful way to stay active, enjoy the…
Experts reckon now is the time to tackle your lawn for it to thrive later in the year. News Joshua Boyles Tech and entertainment affiliates writer, Sally McLean and Angela Patrone Senior Lifestyle Reporter 00:01, 10 May 2025 This article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it….
