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Spring Garden Inspiration? Not So Fast

Spring Garden Inspiration? Not So Fast

When I look for Spring garden inspiration, I often look to beautiful gardens filled with tulips, daffodils, and even the occasional cherry tree as it blossoms and spreads cheer throughout  
Introduction Italian Recipes from the Garden

Introduction Italian Recipes from the Garden

Read by Michael Flamel   Listen Now: Greetings, dear readers! As I explore the culinary wonders within these pages, I'm transported to the vineyards of Italy, the aromatic kitchens of Tuscany, and the  
Introduction American Recipes from the Garden

Introduction American Recipes from the Garden

Read by Michael Flamel   Listen Now: Greetings, fellow food enthusiasts, garden lovers, and avid travelers! As we embark on a culinary journey, I am thrilled to unveil the first edition of our  
The Sound of Corn Growing

The Sound of Corn Growing

This month at FGN we are diving deep into our favorite vegetables, fruits, and herbs to grow, and while I hunted for a gardening story from the archives to share  
The Magic of Gardening Story Collection

The Magic of Gardening Story Collection

I extend to you a warm welcome to embark with me on a journey through the enchanting world of horticulture woven into the fabric of our latest anthology, The Magic  
Hydrangea Gardening in America

Hydrangea Gardening in America

Packed to the brim with tips, tricks, and tantalizing tidbits about these magnificent blooms, this guide is an absolute must-have for anyone looking to elevate their gardening game.  
This Was No Common Garden Caterpillar

This Was No Common Garden Caterpillar

If you're looking for a common garden caterpillar, the Monarch butterfly caterpillar is not it. The caterpillar is colorful and distinct, with horizontal black, yellow, and white stripes. While that  
The Joy of Not Gardening for Life

The Joy of Not Gardening for Life

I love gardening, and it's easy to imagine that I'll be gardening for life. Gardening gives us a chance to commune with nature, grow our own food, and grow our