After plumbing woes extended the closure of restaurants in Rockville’s Woodley Gardens shopping center past an anticipated Halloween reopening, some businesses are beginning to reopen this week, according to social media posts. Carmen’s Italian Ice & Café at 1115 Nelson St. posted on social media Wednesday that the shop would be open from 2 to…
Prescribed burns have risen to the top of the most prominent wildland fuel treatments in the world. But while the practice is excellent at reducing fuel loads, it’s been less successful at saving peoples’ homes from the flames. Research previously published in the Journal of the International Association of Wildland Fire shows that prescribed burns…
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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…
Warm humid summer days stimulate flowering of many fragrant flowers especially plumeria, angel trumpets, orange jasmine, pikake, night blooming jasmine and ginger species. Returning residents and visitors to our islands frequently comment on how sweet our air smells compared to the mainland with the abundance of flowers in bloom now. Many ginger species may be…
Last month, we spotlighted the Kickstarter campaign for Gardens of Ynn, a “depth-crawl” adventure by Emily Allen getting a new edition courtesy of SoulMuppet Publishing (Orbital Blues, Best Left Buried). As they prepare to wrap up their Kickstarter campaign, which has already raised $160,000 against a $12,530 goal, we wanted to have a chat with…
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This practice was started in 16th-century France, where French Intensive gardening, also known as biodynamic gardening, helped produce a lot of yield in less space. By using methods such as deep digging, raised beds, close spacing, sun exposure, and companion planting, farmers were able to produce a healthy and substantial crop. While an ancient science,…
