As your intrepid gardening reporter and seeker of knowledge in all forms—terrestrial and celestial—I decided that 2025 would be the year I let the cosmos guide my planting decisions. …
There’s something about cherry tomatoes that makes me smile. Perhaps it’s their tiny perfection—bite-sized jewels that hang in clusters like nature’s candy—or maybe it’s their sweet and tangy burst of …
I first noticed marigolds when Reverend Sullivan gave a sermon about resilience, using the church garden as his metaphor. “The marigolds,” he said, pointing to a cluster of golden-orange blooms …
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