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Being beautiful is not the only advantage to the day lily. Bright, orange flowers make it a festive ornamental, but underneath each plant is a crop of small and highly edible tuber...
By: Sage Taylor
Birds should be considered principle allies of the gardener, in his or her efforts to control pest insects that damage the garden plants. Put simply, the more birds that visit the ...
By: Jonathan Ya akobi
Can we avoid potentially harmful gardening ingredients? The best thing about the world these days is the open mindedness as well as the awareness most people have about products th...
By: Garla Donnelly
If there are flowers and vegetables in your garden, you can be sure that there are pests as well. Especially if you will be eating vegetables from the garden, you won'...
By: Kent Higgins
Most home gardens in early summer are full of lush green plants overflowing with vegetables and herbs for the family, with much produce to spare for neighbors and friends. But anim...
By: Brian French
We're going to look at some of the most common vegetable garden pests, how to identify them, and how to get rid of them. Aphids are extremely common in vegetable gardens. You'll us...
By: Percy Troughton
It's an unavoidable fact that if left untended, for every flower and plant that adorns our gardens, a greater number of pests will also take root. The good news is that removing th...
By: Keigh Markensen
While tending to my own garden, I have found that one of the most frustrating things that can happen to a gardener is to walk outside to check on your plants. It's just...
By: Noah Glaser
If us gardeners didn't have to worry about those pesky pests, we would be charmed indeed. As little and insignificant as they may seem to the casual observer, the avid gardener kno...
By: Thomas Fyrd
One of the worst aspects for gardeners, especially professional gardeners is that there is the constant worry and stress that comes along with garden pests, which tend to eat up al...
By: Musa Aykac
The beauty of your roses can be easily overcome by diseases and fungi. As roses are more delicate when it is cold, they are more likely to fall to diseases when the seasons turn warmer. Even if the...
By: Moses Wright
Many people know that there are a lot of health benefits to eating fruits and vegetables that have been grown organically. However, not all of them eat organic food regularly, in part because of the price....
By: Sarah Duke
Many of the tasks that need to be done in the garden are the same for most types of plants. So if you've recently added roses to your garden, you will find that you're already many of the required tasks to...
By: Tim Gorman
Kathryn Thurman's new picture book, A Garden for Pig , takes a novel approach to organic gardening. Â Based on the true story of Basil, a pet pig who lived on the author's family farm, it's the humoro...
Garbage collector plans to offer organic gardening products made from expanded organic waste collection service.
Local activist and musician Joshua Strodtman said he hears about another forest soon to be destroyed ? like the local bike trails of Wapahani ? every week.
Saturday afternoon, Sept. 11, nine organic vegetable gardens and a tent full of butterflies will be open to the public. The butterfly tent and other displays will be in my front yard at 56 Gordonhurst...
Matthew Benson, a contributing editor to Organic Gardening magazine, grows his own food and his wife does the pickling. Benson shows readers how they can pickle their own vegetables. Pickling - Home -...
JIMMY?S Farm, near Ipswich, will be the backdrop for two days of music, cookery and gardening on September 11-12.
In a garden tucked between two industrial buildings on James Street, Wanda Albandoz filled up a crate of organic kale, string beans, basil, and tomatoes for her family?produce that she had a hand in g...
Locally grown organic tomatoes, corn, potatoes and peppers are coming from the city, not the country.
The Trenton Farmers? Market just began Aug. 14 on the town square by the courthouse, and it?s already a big hit. ?Backyard? farmers and even folks brand-new to gardening can bring their homegrown prod...
Gardeners and landscape designers have long had a fondness for reusing old bourbon barrels as planters, but Mark Williams has taken the concept of bourbon-barrel container gardening to new lengths. St...
Trees which change color in the fall are known as deciduois
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