Read by Matilda Longbottom Listen Now:   July is a magical month! All those fruits, vegetables, and herbs we started over the last few months are filling the garden and the table with  …

Last year, I grew the ugliest cucumbers of all time, I'm pretty sure. They were misshapen, bulging in the wrong places, and the most odd shade of orange. I don't  …

  In the heart of a bustling city, amid the concrete jungle, I unearthed a sanctuary of joy and inspiration—my cherished bond with plants. It all commenced when a diminutive succulent  …

Welcome to the June edition of Food Gardening Magazine! June is such a special month for gardeners. This is the time when so many of those early season gardening efforts are coming  …

  I am not a gardening guru. My thumb is beige and pink. Definitely not green. I do not come from a family of farmers and gardeners. My parents were born and  …

  I have been a gardener since I was three years old. Knee-high to my grandfather, I helped him in our front yard flower garden. I bent down to pull weeds.  …

Amidst the lush greenery of my backyard, I embark on a delightful scavenger hunt among the strawberry plants. Each leaf holds the promise of a hidden treasure, be it a  …

Growing up, our backyard was a battleground of survival, with one constant: the unyielding pear trees. In a garden where Dad's green thumb often turned deadly, these pears stood defiant  …

The breeze outside carries the promise of Spring, and the sun graces us with its presence a bit more each day. It's that time again, preparing for the upcoming Spring  …

I had what I thought was a normal childhood, much like everyone else. I thought it was completely ordinary to come home from school to our bougainvillea-draped hillside garden where  …