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The Garden of Lost and Found

The Garden of Lost and Found

I think most gardens could qualify as the garden of lost and found. We've all certainly "lost" a few of our favorite plants. And some of us (okay, it's me)  
Rhubarb Revelry

Rhubarb Revelry

In the bustling market checkout line, I found myself cradling crimson stalks that could easily be mistaken for red celery. Cue the classic query: "What do you do with that?"  
The Garden Witch

The Garden Witch

When I read Sheila Allen's article, "The Woman in Black" it felt like a perfect fit for our issue on home remedies. In her story, we experience what it's like  
Birds Are the Path To a Healing Garden

Birds Are the Path To a Healing Garden

I think of almost every garden as a healing garden. Sometimes that can be literal, such as gardens filled with medicinal herbs. Other times a healing garden is figurative, such  
Your green thumb is itching for some wisdom!

Your green thumb is itching for some wisdom!

  Hey GreenPrints Garden Club enthusiasts, Don Nicholas here, your friendly neighborhood cultivator of good vibes and purveyor of plant-inspired wisdom. I'm buzzing with excitement as I unveil our latest horticultural masterpiece  
No Loons in the Loon Nest

No Loons in the Loon Nest

If you build it, they will come. This oft-quoted line from the movie Field of Dreams* references the idea that if you put in the work and build something (figuratively or  
Gardening Friends That Feed the Planet

Gardening Friends That Feed the Planet

If we think very much about the elements in our garden, it's most likely the nitrogen (N), phosphorous (K), and potassium (P) in our fertilizer. I might throw H2O in  
Harmony of Hearts (with audio)

Harmony of Hearts (with audio)

In the enchanting garden of GreenHaven, where the air was filled with the sweet scent of blossoms and the gentle hum of nature, a group of friends embarked on a