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Foraging For Beginners: Everything You Need To Know To Get Started
It’s vitally important to be knowledgeable about what you’re gathering and when foraging, since it could mean the difference between life and death.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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How To Grow And Care For A Devil’s Hand Tree
The devil's hand tree can only be grown in locations with hot sun. A little creepy, its flowers resemble a hand, but the tree has many uses in its native range.
By Teo Spengler
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How To Harvest Chia Seeds: Tips For Harvesting This Heart-Healthy Superfood At Home
They are an excellent part of a healthy diet and fun to harvest for your breakfast cereals, breads, salads and smoothies. Here’s how to harvest chia seeds
By Bonnie L. Grant
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How To Reuse Plastic Plant Pots: Clever Ways To Recycle & Upcycle Old Containers
With 30 million tons of plastic in our landfills, it’s worth spending a bit of time to brainstorm ways to get creative with plastic.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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What Is A Seed? These Basic Seed Facts Will Help You Grow Better Plants
They are the basis of a lot of our spring planting, but what are seeds? We take for granted these amazing little powerhouses, but no longer! Read on to learn more about seeds.
By Teo Spengler
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How To Grow And Care For Amur Maackia: Everything You Need To Know
Amur Maackia is a delightful tree that’s not fussy or difficult to grow. It stays small and adds a beautiful bit of color to the landscape in the fall.
By Teo Spengler
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How To Kill Weeds In Fall To Prevent Them In Next Year’s Garden
Practicing fall weed control in the garden will help prevent the pesky invaders from cropping up next spring when they are vigorous and harder to deal with.
By Susan Albert
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Do Your Bit For Butterfly Migration: Grow These 8 Plants For Migrating Butterflies
Learn what plants are best for migrating butterflies. These flowering plants will have beautiful blooms and will help migrating butterflies along their journey.
By Tonya Barnett
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When And How To Harvest Snapdragon Seeds For Years Of Blooms
Learn how to harvest snapdragon seeds to replenish those frilly, familiar garden flowers for everything from weddings to beautiful bouquets on your table.
By Mary Ellen Ellis