Most gardeners routinely monitor the conditions in their gardens. If you've been gardening for any length of time, you may have noticed some puzzling changes. Read More
The words lima bean can sometimes evoke a visceral reaction that's accompanied by words such as "ugh" and "no way". Read More
If you've started seeds indoors, it's time to think about transplanting them now that warmer weather is approaching. Read More
April is here and we have the sweet pea and the daisy as this month's birth flowers. Read More
If you're new to growing root veggies, you may be wondering how to get started and what type of garden bed is best for the vegetables you want to grow. Read More
In the immortal words of Popeye the Sailor Man, "I'm strong to the finich, 'cause I eats me spinach". Read More
One of my all-time favorite flowers, the delightful daffodil is a familiar harbinger of spring. Read More
Cold weather often brings out wildlife that we normally don't see. Some of these can cause problems. Read More
I love the lovely green and purple colors of pistachios. Not only are they pretty, but they're also unique. Read More
Winter weather got you down? Here's some examples of winter fruit you can grow. Read More
Cheerful cool-weather violas and primroses are February's birth flowers. Read More
Easy to cultivate and fun to grow, carnations and snowdrops are the two flowers most commonly associated with the month of January. Read More
January 30th is National Seed Swap Day, so let's celebrate! Read More
After the unprecedented year that was 2020, Pantone has chosen two Colors Of The Year for 2021. Read More
Composting can be extremely beneficial for the environment and very rewarding for you ... or not. Read More
Christmas Eve traditions are different around the world and Peru has an interesting and sweet one about chocolate. Read More
During the coronavirus pandemic, keeping the kitchen clean is a top priority. It's right up there with handwashing. Read More
Skunks can be good neighbors and very beneficial in the garden. That is, until they encounter your curious pet. Read More
Mark Twain once said reports of his death had been greatly exaggerated. It's also the case for a recently rediscovered lizard known as Voeltzkow’s chameleon. Read More
Fall, glorious fall! It's the season for spiced cider, toasted marshmallows, hot chocolate, crackling fires, and leaves turning fiery colors. Read More
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