That’s right. I’m putting a tomato stake in the ground and declaring that no matter where you live, you can garden all year long. Mind you, that doesn’t mean you  …

January! That month of all months for gardeners! Okay, that might be a stretch. Still, this is the time when many of us may be working on some of our  …

Welcome to Issue 19 of RecipeLion Magazine! This is an exciting issue for us as it marks the beginning of a partnership between RecipeLion and Food Gardening Magazine. With the  …

Is it wrong to think that The Mamas and The Papas were referring to gardening when they sang California Dreamin’? Sure, it’s too soon for most of us to start  …

There’s so much to say about sage. It’s a superstar in the kitchen, it has antibacterial and medicinal properties, it’s used in cleansing and spiritual rituals, and there are an  …

Gardening in November? I know this isn’t typically the month people think of in conjunction with gardening. And it’s true that at least where most of the Food Gardening team  …

You’ve grown pumpkins. You started them as seeds, watched them sprout, watched the vines spread and flower. And now you have pumpkins ready for harvest. Just one problem. You have  …

Although fall begins in late September, it’s October that really feels like the season is changing, at least here in New England. I start the month with my windows open,  …

When I think of growing cilantro, I think of a fresh bowl of our BLT Guacamole, ready at the helm. If you're growing tomatoes, onions, and especially avocados, you have  …

There are a few ways to think about the changing seasons. As summer slips into fall here in the Northern hemisphere, we can see and taste the literal fruits of  …