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.  …

February has a way of lingering, gray and unhurried, as though Winter itself is reluctant to loosen its grip. The snowbanks along the driveway are crusted and weary, the sky  …

I am not a person who uses the word hate very often. It is just not a frequent part of my vocabulary. But I will say that I HATE flying  …

The Winter garden lies dormant, blanketed in a layer of frost, waiting for the first signs of Spring. A hush falls over the barren trees and shrubs, as if they  …

Have you ever been working on something in the kitchen and wishing for a tool to make life just a little easier? It can’t just be me! Well, it happens  …

When I tell people that my raised beds produce more food in a smaller footprint than my old in-ground garden ever did, they often give me that same wide-eyed  …

Dear Gardeners, Welcome to the Special Edition “Raised Bed Gardening Made Easy” issue of Food Gardening Magazine! I still remember the first time I truly understood the magic of raised bed gardening.  …

January settles over the world like a heavy wool blanket, muffling sound and slowing time. This morning, the snow is falling again in that steady, unbothered way that makes everything  …

As someone creeping up on 80 and still feeling sprightly, I often reflect on how I’ve kept my body moving, my mind sharp, and my spirit young. Turns out, the  …

Here in the Northeast, January arrives with a sense of spacious calm, as if the garden itself is taking a slow, steady breath before beginning again. Snow softens the edges  …