Sustainable gardens and landscapes
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
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
Story by Stacey Hirvela; photos courtesy Proven Winners ‘Miss Molly’ butterfly bush You’ve probably read the news stories on the “insect apocalypse”: the recent steep

Story and photos by Michelle Sutton Wispy pale purple coneflower (Echinacea pallida), the favorite snack of the author’s resident woodchuck, had to be rescued by a
Dear friends, Sometimes we pick an issue theme, and other times the issue theme picks us. For this one, we had planned something along the

Welcome to 2021! Since we all had so much more time than usual last year to think about gardening, plan our gardens, and actually garden,

Dear friends, With this issue, we close out our 25th year of publication—wow! I’d like to thank all our readers, advertisers, and allied organizations for

OUTDOORS It seems that gardening is never finished, but would we want it to be any different? Protect carrots and other root crops, such as

Story and photos by Carol Ann Harlos You probably have heard of “air plants,” or tillandsias. Tillandsias naturally grow in drier areas of the southern

Congratulations to all of the 2020 contest winners! The 2021 contest will run December 21, 2020 through March 20, 2021. Watch our Facebook page and upstategardenersjournal.com/winter-photo-contest/ for
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