May and June Garden tasks make way for summer beauty and delicious edibles in the garden. MULCHING TREES & SHRUBSAccording to the International Society of
Story by Michelle Sutton; photos courtesy of Bergen Water Gardens and Nursery The ‘Magnificient’ lotus is the first to bloom each year at the nursery
Story by Colleen O’Neill Nice I was inspired to write this article after touring gardens in the Pacific Northwest just before travel restrictions were put
Story by Carol Sitarski; photos courtesy Pixabay The weather is finally warm and with that we are seeing flowers start to bloom with all the
Dear friends, As we were wrapping up this issue, Cathy wandered into my office. “We should make this one the love issue, she said, “because
by Barbara Goshorn INGREDIENTS4 medium bell or poblano peppersExtra virgin olive oil1/3 cup diced yellow or red onion1 cup cauliflower rice1/2 teaspoon cumin1/2 teaspoon coriander1/2
by Liz Magnanti Over the past year, the hobby of backyard bird feeding has really taken flight. With so many people now working from home,
by Cathy Monrad The most difficult pre-step required to create this project is finding a container and metal ring that will work together. I purchased
Eager to garden? Keep in mind the weather conditions. March and April could be spring-like or snowy. Pruning can be done in wintery conditions, but
Story and photos by Filomena Cimino Monarch butterflies on liatris The year 2020 was surely challenging—I doubt anyone would deny that—but it did give us
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