If Kermit the Frog could pick a favorite month, I bet it would be March. After all, March is a month of green. Think about it—how many green-themed events happen  …

Read by Matilda Longbottom   Listen Now: Dear Gardeners, Welcome to the February 2025 issue of Food Gardening Magazine! February might still feel like the depths of winter, but beneath the frost, there's a buzz  …

Most wedding ceremonies call for candles or colorful sand, but ours called for a seed. We heaped soil, smiles, and a shower of water on it. We promised to tend  …

That Japanese maple (purchased 1991, K-Mart, gallon-can, $2.57) has been cultivated into a lissome, not quite exquisite bonsai. But it thrives in miniature, mimicking the seasons flawlessly: like the cool, reflective waters of  …

It all started with the dramatic demise of my beloved spider plant, leaving me with an empty Target pot and a tainted memory of a failed friendship. But from this  …

February is often referred to as the month of love. It is the time when we celebrate Saint Valentine’s Day, honoring the patron saint of love. Several legends surround Saint  …

People are like plants I've been thinking Some are big, bold and sassy  …

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  …

Kick off the new year with gardening tips for every zone, creative potato crafts, cozy shepherd’s pie recipes, and a fresh look at planning your 2025 garden.  …

January is a time for new beginnings and fresh starts. That can sometimes be hard for a person like me, as I am a creature of habit. I like having  …