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How to Save Contaminated Garden Soil and Ensure Edible Garden Safety
As much as it saddens me to bring this up, there is a lot of contaminated garden soil in the world. But contaminated soil doesn't necessarily mean you can't safely ... Read More
06-09-23: GreenPrints Funny Business Caption Contest
You’re invited to submit your caption for this week’s funny illustration by commenting below. We will choose a winner quarterly, and winning captions will be acknowledged in the print and ... Read More
Gardening Is An Art (And So Much More)
One trip to your local botanical garden and it's easy to see that gardening is an art. Even my neighbor down the street seems to have mastered the idea of ... Read More
How to Source Tropical Fruit Seeds for Your Home Garden
As someone who grew up and lives in New England, tropical fruits hold a special intrigue for me. Apples? I've picked hundreds. Strawberries? Every June they glow like red rubies ... Read More
06-02-23: GreenPrints Funny Business Caption Contest
You’re invited to submit your caption for this week’s funny illustration by commenting below. We will choose a winner quarterly, and winning captions will be acknowledged in the print and ... Read More
A Funny Garden Department Moment
We all have a funny garden story or humorous plant escapade. Heck, there are tons of them here in GreenPrints Magazine. There's the story about the chickens that ate all ... Read More
How to Grow a Spicy Chili Crisp Recipe Garden
It's spicy, salty, sweet, and savory. It's delicious on pizza, noodles, eggs, and even ice cream. It's none other than spicy chili crisp. And now you can grow your very ... Read More
05-26-23: GreenPrints Funny Business Caption Contest
You’re invited to submit your caption for this week’s funny illustration by commenting below. We will choose a winner quarterly, and winning captions will be acknowledged in the print and ... Read More
Finding Family In a Garden
It's Spring as I write this and we've already harvested some early greens and a few root vegetables like radishes. Daffodils, tulips, and hellebore brought some much-needed color to the ... Read More
The Forgotten Garden
Many of us have memories of a special garden. Whether a grandparent's garden we recall from childhood, our first garden as an adult, or even our current gardens, our gardens ... Read More









