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As the seasons change and temperatures drop, it’s the perfect time for gardening enthusiasts to shift their focus to cool-season vegetables. These hardy crops thrive
In the first installment of this series on kitchen gardens, I suggested several things to consider before you start the actual work, such as your
I know many gardeners dream about having a kitchen garden, however taking it from fantasy to reality can often be a daunting task. Now, I’m
The cafeteria at Centers for Youth and Families overflows with organically grown tomatoes, peppers and more, and the staff barely has room for the harvest
The summer issue of our Naturally magazine is full of recipes, architecture, DIYs and more. Be inspired to party with sweet figgy bourbon cocktails, spicy
Many years ago, the Bonnie Plants Third Grade Cabbage Program — where third-grade students are given a cabbage plant to tend either at home or
I recommend planting lavender in abundance because it has so many uses, including as an infused vinegar that works as a facial toner, hair rinse
This is a project that adheres to the philosophy of waste not, want not. After pruning your lavender plant, why not put the stems to
Have you ever found yourself at the garden center staring at rack upon rack of tomato plants all begging you to take them home? With
It may be hard to believe, but Americans once shunned this now classic fruit because it was thought to be poisonous. The tomato is native