Phytomicrobiom: What The Hell Are Mushrooms Doing In My Pots?
Phytomicrobiom, or phytobiome, is a complicated word for a straightforward thing: the community of fungi, bacteria, and destructors that live …
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Frog-Friendly Gardens
What has four legs, can jump, swim, and is essential to the health of your backyard? If you guessed a …
Nothing Says Happy Valentine’s Day Like Flowers
What are you giving your special someone this Valentine’s Day? If you answered flowers or roses, you’re not alone! Today …
Hello, Houseplants! Echeveria
This article originally appeared in Garden Culture Magazine UK33 & US31. Our obsession with houseplants continues! According to Garden Media …
Illinois Valley Hemp: The Final Stretch – Part 3
This article originally appeared in Garden Culture Magazine US30. The previous installment of the Illinois Valley Hemp series left you …
Illinois Valley Hemp, Part 2: Breaking Ground and Setting Roots
This article originally appeared in Garden Culture Magazine US29. Our first installment of Illinois Valley Hemp (US Issue 28) left …
Beehaviors: The Festooning Of Bees (Part 3)
We humans, with our particle accelerators and Wikipedia, like to think we are the smartest species on Earth. Yet still, …
Atlanta Home To Largest Food Forest In The U.S.
Some initiatives deserve to be applauded, and Atlanta’s giant food forest is one of them. The seven-acre plot is the …
Seed Saving Part 3: Harvesting & Processing Seeds
Saving seeds starts with growing and nurturing healthy plants, so the seeds are ripe and mature. The next steps are …
Garden Strategies to Cope with Drought – Part 2
In part 1, we looked at strategies for sustainable water management practices to help with collecting and storing water. However, …
Garden Strategies to Cope with Drought – Part 1
Australia. It’s hot, bone dry, smokey, and windy across much of this country. Drought and fires have devastated communities with …
Top Gardening Trends Of 2020
Garden Media Group has released its 2020 Garden Trends Report, Seeing 20/20. The annual write-up offers a peek at the …
Chlorine and Plants
Written by Rich Gellert Chlorine has been used as a disinfectant in city drinking water since the turn of the …
Beehaviors: Swarming, AKA, Looking For a New Hive (Part 2)
If you were ever lucky enough to see the incredible sight of hundreds of bees flying frantically above your head …
Green Christmas Tree Disposal
Shortly after the chaos of the holidays comes the mad dash to get the Christmas tree and falling needles out …
Gardening Books For The Holidays And Beyond
The holidays are for traditions, relaxing, and taking the time to do things you don’t always have the time to …
The Mighty Burdock Weed: A Cornucopia of Virtues
Many people are already familiar with burdock. It’s tall and robust, but what makes it stand out the most is …
‘Tis The Season For Festive Poinsettias
With a bright red, showy display that blooms every December, it’s no wonder poinsettias are used to spread cheer during …
How To Compost In The Winter
With the cooler weather here, it’s time to put the outdoor gardens to bed for another year. But what about …
Korean Natural Farming: Seed Soak Solution
Let’s face it; the early stages of life are most crucial for pretty much any species on Earth. If the start of your life is all stress and turmoil, chances are you’re going to suffer for it at various points throughout your life. On the flip side, if you’re born with a silver spoon in your mouth and given all the opportunities you could ever desire, you are much more likely to become highly successful. Everyone might hate you for the unfair advantage you’ve had, but at least you will be warm and smug come winter while sleeping on your pile of money.