Annual Spring Garden market slated for Saturday
From first lady Michelle Obama's digging up part of the White House lawn for an organic vegetable garden to skyrocketing v...
Stores are now awash with wood and bark chips. Besides the usual supply available at nurseries and garden centers, clean white bags of chips are also neatly stacked in f...
With spring in full bloom and the sun wandering the sky more than half of every day, it might be an appropriate time for you to let all the light indoors that you can by...
• There are about 2,700 kinds of earthworms.
• In one acre, there can be more than a million earthworms.
• The largest earthworm ever found was in South Africa and measu...
As a child, I vividly recall Mrs. Godfrey's magical backyard. Whereas mine was a scorched wasteland of dry weeds and doggie doo, our neighbor's was a flourishing Garden ...
Stand on top of your garden or bare field and look down at the dirt under your feet. If you have at least an acre, you are likely standing on a million of the most power...
A way to grow for those with little space
Sara Pellegrini first tried container gardening a few years ago because her city yard just never paved the way to a happy vegeta...
SLIPPERY ROCK — Slippery Rock Area Parks and Recreation Department will host composting classes at 6:30 p.m. May 20 and at 10 a.m. May 23 at Slippery Rock Park.
The cost...
Begin with small, sunny space and well-fed soil
If you have a few square feet of land or even just a patch of sunshine, you have the makings for a food garden.
It doesn't...
ST. LOUIS - When Anu Suebsawangkul and her family moved to St. Louis from Chicago five years ago, she found a cheap apartment complex where her brother, sister and she c...
