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ReWild Long IslandThe word "rewilding" seems to pop up a lot. That's what Raju Rajan, President of ReWild Long Island, has dedicated himself to.
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Gardening Know How Announces 5th Anniversary Community Garden Sponsorship Grant RecipientsThe list of GKH sponsorship recipients for 2022 is here! Click to read more.
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My Secrets For A Weed-Free GardenWeeding the garden is not a problem if you know some tricks. Read on to learn how I deal with them.
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My Gardening Sustainability Practices – A Work In ProgressI try to maintain a sustainable gardening practice partly out of love for the wildlife that visit my garden. Click for more.
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Striving Towards Sustainability In The GardenIn this day and age of sustainability I am embarrassed to admit I could do more. That doesn’t mean I do nothing, though. Click for more.
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Green In The Garden: Can You Have Too Much?I like the green foliage in my garden as a neutral background for contrasting with colorful plants and flowers. Click for more.
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Gardening For Mental WellnessClick to read how gardening helps me with mindfulness, meditation and general mental well-being.
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Vitamin D, BabyI love gardening for so many reasons. Here are just some of the benefits.
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Birds I Have Known And LovedMy bird visitors in France often put their babies on my feeding station while they forage for them. Click to read more.
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My Favorite BirdsAll birds are welcome in my garden. I offer them food, but they don’t need an invitation to come for a visit.
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Choose Your WeaponsWho is my worst enemy in the garden? Choose your weapons wisely and come along with me to find out!
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Five Flower BulbsWhere annual flowers are slow to bloom, spring bulbs are ready to burst into life. Click here to read about my favorites.
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When To Plant English Peas
The first crops of the season make the biggest impact on me. And my favorite of them all is peas. Read on to learn more.
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Overwintering Coleus For Another Year Of GrowthBring your coleus indoors for the winter, or simply take cuttings to get new ones ready for spring.
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Tough As Clay
The soil where I live is clay, and as such, proves to be very challenging. Click here to find out how I manage to still make it work.
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Annuals Make A ComebackIt’s always a pleasant surprise to find plants in the garden that survive the winter and re-seed themselves.
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Random Planting Brings Many SurprisesI don’t keep meticulous track of my plantings, so I’m often happily surprised to see what comes up in the spring.
