We all know that Spring is a time of renewal and rebirth—we see it in our gardens every year. The Winter melts away, and the soil and plants start to come alive again in what some describe as a new annual reawakening.  READ MORE 

Hey there, Earthlings! Don Nicholas here, reporting live from the comfort of my home, where the closest I get to space is when I accidentally spill tomato sauce on my favorite shirt. But today, let's talk about tomatoes in space–because apparently, they're a hot commodity on the International Space Station (ISS).  READ MORE 

So, you’ve decided to give your garden a spa day and treat it to some fertilizers and lime treatments. But before you start showering your soil with goodies, let's take a moment to chat about DIY soil testing–because your garden deserves to know its own DNA, right?  READ MORE 

Think about this much and it’s a downright creepy question. I mean, consider what we do to plants. We prune them, mow them, cage them, tie them to poles and fences, pick parts of them and eat them, and uproot them and toss them on the compost pile.  READ MORE 

The first spirit to appear had a skirt so wide it had to leave the room to change its mind. “I remember you,” I said. “You’re the ‘Christmas tree’ I cleverly planned out many Christmaseseseses ago!  READ MORE 

Heavens to Betsy! Eat your Brussels sprouts!” my mother would demand. “You don’t want to fall behind other kids while growing up, do you?” The implication was that not eating the green vegetables kids make sour faces at could stunt your growth!  READ MORE 

hey say every gardener should keep a detailed record book. I don’t. If I did and anyone looked into it for the month of February and March, I’m afraid they’d title it, “The Confessions of a Serial Seedling Killer.” I imagine the courtroom where I’d be put on trial, the jury a double six-pack of…  READ MORE 

I'm an unabashed holiday enthusiast, and Easter is no exception. For me, it's a cherished time when family gathers, and the weather finally beckons us outdoors. With a clan as expansive as mine, that is important, since we do not all fit comfortably into a single house!  READ MORE 

In the enchanting realm of American horticulture, where petals compose verses and leaves whisper tales of yore, one floral crescendo echoes through the ages—the magnolia.  READ MORE 

Have you ever sunk your teeth into a homegrown tomato that was so good you contemplated ditching apples altogether? If not, you're missing out! Forget those bland, store-bought tomatoes – the ones from your own garden are a juicy, flavorful delight.  READ MORE 

Wheat, the superstar of artistic musings and biblical metaphors, has been inspiring creative minds for centuries. But have you ever wondered about the sheer happiness, wisdom, and nutritional delight that comes from cultivating your own wheat?  READ MORE 

"You don't have to do so much." Ah, the sage advice of Sweet Lori, the ever-opinionated mother. The seeds, the fuss, the digging—apparently, I was doing it all wrong.  READ MORE 

"Mom, I found a remnant of your old mint patch!" This exuberant proclamation catapulted me back a quarter of a century, to the time when my sisters and I raced barefoot over dandelion-gilded grass towards the homemade merry-go-round.  READ MORE 

Ah, the first daffodil of the season—nature’s way of saying, "Wake up, it's Spring!" But in my world, it's more like the daffodils saying, "Watch out, we're ready for another round of wiffle ball!"  READ MORE 

Growing up in the enchanting Virginia countryside, my nose was the first to explore the wonders of our family garden.  READ MORE 

Gardening never held much allure for me until I found myself surrounded by the ebb and flow of life's landscapes alongside my husband, Geno.  READ MORE 

Planting a rosebush goes beyond the simple act of placing it in the soil—it's a delicate symphony orchestrated by nature.  READ MORE 

"Go to work, go to work, go to work, go to work," chants the silent mantra in my head. While these words are ostensibly meant for my husband, Ed, I refrain from uttering them aloud.  READ MORE 

If you've ever wished for a garden brimming with luck, look no further than the ancient art of growing luck with the help of a leprechaun—especially the elusive and skilled female leprechauns.  READ MORE 

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 transformative journey.  READ MORE 

In the diverse landscape of American horticulture, one genus stands out as an embodiment of timeless elegance and natural grandeur—the magnolia.  READ MORE 

The Blossoms & Blunders: 31 Absurdly Funny Gardening Tales Story Collection is a carefully curated bouquet of the best-of-the-worst gardening humor.   READ MORE 

As the seasons change and holidays approach, there's one appetizer that has stood the test of time and tickled taste buds across generations: Ants on a Log.  READ MORE 

Confession time: I have a weakness for the delightful crunch of cranberry almond cereal, a staple in my morning routine. This passion led me to explore a new realm of flavors by creating a Cranberry Almond Bread that takes this dynamic duo to a whole new level.  READ MORE 

Enjoy this delightful breakfast in good company or as a treat for yourself. The combination of the runny egg, sweet honey, and aromatic cinnamon is a flavor explosion.   READ MORE 

As the crisp Spring air begins to hint of our gardens pending rebirth, there's no better way to warm your heart and soul than by gathering your nearest and dearest for a legendary Stone Soup feast.  READ MORE 

Once upon a sunny March day, in a quaint little town nestled between rolling hills and blooming meadows, lived a passionate gardener named Mia. Mia had a green thumb and a heart full of love for both her garden and delicious Mediterranean cuisine.  READ MORE 

Salmon enthusiasts and picky palates alike, prepare to embark on a culinary journey that will tantalize your taste buds and leave you craving for more.  READ MORE 

Ah, March – the month of hopeful garden dreams and ambitious plans for a summer filled with homegrown delights. This year, my green thumbs are itching to get reacquainted with the soil as I embark on a strawberry-growing adventure.  READ MORE