by Cathy Monrad MATERIALS PER HOSE GUARD 2 foot piece of ½ inch rebar 1 foot length of ½ inch copper pipe ½ inch copper
by Liz Magnanti Last winter offered some great opportunities to see many of the owl species we have here in Upstate New York. Owls are
story and photos by John Ernst One summer during college, I worked as a landscaper at Genesee Valley Park. I savored the chance to work
March 23–March 26, the Fairgrounds Event Center in Hamburg All seminars to take place in the large seminar room unless otherwise noted. Large seminar room is
story and photos by Katie DeTar Great landscape design transcends simple greenery and creates sacred space. It provides a place for contemplation and education, and
by Rob Barrett In Upstate New York we have learned to expect the unexpected when it comes to weather. Many times it’s the mildest of
story and photos by Michelle Sutton except where indicated In 2016, Amanda’s Garden celebrated 25 years of growing and selling native plants in Livingston County.
March Edibles Start onion/leek/celeriac seeds early in the month. Consider getting a heated germination mat. After the seeds germinate, take the plants off the mat
In february, longtime friend of the Upstate Gardeners’ Journal Angela Ingraham won a special and prestigious award. reading about it brought me back to the time
