The New York Invasive Species Council calls August “Tree Check” month and asks people to keep an eye out for harmful bugs. WHAT TO LOOK
A toad can eat massive amounts of insects in a single summer—up to 10,000, according to gardeningknowhow.com. Toads help naturally keep garden pest population under
by Cathy Monrad Summer is here and along with it, the height of grilling season. Grilled peaches can be used as an ingredient in any
It is the heart of summer gardening season. The Northeast sees its hottest weather in July but, August can bring hot, humid weather as well
by Lisa Ballantyne Native plants are indigenous to a region. They have existed there for a very long time—have adapted perfectly to its conditions and
by Liz Magnanti Cloudless Sulphur Butterfly Moth on purple coneflower. Photo courtesy Flickr: C Watts The past couple of months have been a stressful new
by Cathy Monrad Before you throw out that old pair of holey jeans, check this clever tool apron inspired by Jessi at practicallyfunctional.com. This project
Story by Michelle Sutton; photos courtesy of Coldwater Pond Nursery When third-generation nurseryman and plant propagator Ted Hildebrant was ready to open his own nursery
Rochester residents engage in gardening education to combat food insecurity photos provided by St. Mark’s & St. John’s Episcopal Church The Seed to Supper (S2S)
by Carol Ritter Wright Cover of official program for the National American Women’s Suffrage Association procession, Washington, D.C. March 3, 1913. Courtesy United States Library
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