It's spring, which means it's time to start prepping and planting your garden. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned pro, ...

Plants that have been native to Missouri for thousands of years offer an opportunity to add variety to your garden, as well ...

Part of the class was an introduction to dahlias, and we were just blown away. We came home and purchased 500 tubers, dove in ...

A handful of high schoolers helped install garden beds at the PLANT Community Garden last week, completing a pivotal step as ...

The Gardens of Easton Lodge Preservation Trust has announced that the gardens will reopen next month for Easter activities ...

Ruth Stout didn’t plow, dig, water, or weed—and now her “no-work” method is everywhere. But behind her secret to the perfect ...

Clearing the ground is an essential part of any new or old garden. Our new plants will needspace for the roots to grow. If you can get rid of the sod in the area, you’re closer to planting. When ...

Are we there yet? Leopard frogs were trilling from the pond in the night as I drowsed to sleep. Birdsongs woke me at dawn, ...

The smug satisfaction of plonking a bowl of something on the table and knowing it has been grown in your garden is very hard to beat. There was a time when almost anyone with a patch of land would ...

When food is less processed, it’s often more affordable. Consider planting a garden this spring to get hands-on experience with the growing process. This is important for people of all ages ...

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Planting for summer should start soon and March is an important time to get your garden ready for summer. By ensuring to begin your planting now, your garden will be ready for summer with a bright ...