Brett Beyer, Charity at Morgan Library and Museum Green space is always a strong mental necessity. And in New York, a pile of grass — indeed, even grass — is a gift from God. Life in this concrete metropolis invites a media tour. Window gardensAnd Central Park in the sun. But, of course, there are … Read more
Never forget a garden with a mission to honor veterans and their families. Kathy Brown, an unnamed soldier, is a former member of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldiers. Her father, Allan J. Eldrege, was a security sergeant at the tomb of an unknown soldier in the early 1960’s. “The Unforgettable Garden Project is sponsored … Read more
Thirty years ago, in the third week of June 1992, I began writing for the Times-Pickuun Garden. It was an experiment at first. The organizers wanted to see how they liked it. As the months went by, I realized that I was doing the right thing because they did not ask me to stop. And, … Read more
Thirty years ago, in the third week of June 1992, I began writing for the Times-Pickuun Garden. It was an experiment at first. The organizers wanted to see how they liked it. As the months went by, I realized that I was doing the right thing because they did not ask me to stop. And, … Read more
Gardener Dan Gill answers readers’ questions each week. Send inquiries to gnogardening@agcenter.lsu.edu. I have a weed with nine to 11 tiny leaflets on the trunk and it reminds me of a small mimosa tree. It is very invasive. It grows in lawns and is also found in garden beds. I had it last year and … Read more
West Newbury – When it comes to creativity, “Nature never disappoints us,” says Margo Pulman, a floral designer at the local Pliny Aerospace and Boston Art Museum. This is what makes wisdom so perfect in the garden. The event, organized by the West Nubery Garden Club in collaboration with the City Cultural Council, is a … Read more
Houston – You live and learn. I wrote this story a few years ago and I learned a lot about plants in Houston, Texas. You can kill them. Even those who should not die in the Houston heat. (Today’s verdict on that story? Hydrangeas need a lot of water to live, gardens need sun and … Read more
In the West 30 neighborhood of Covington Children’s Garden, not only did all kinds of produce grow, but something else was planted deep. Martin Luther King Jr. Kindergarten June 4 brings together a community known for its strength on Harvest Day. The garden had two purposes: to deliver the project to the children and to … Read more
Although I know the original history of the Cumberland County Master Gardeners Association, the best place to find information about current Master Gardner and UT Extension Activities is at www.ccmga.org. Crossville UT Extension Office Location 1398 Livingston Rd, Crossville, TN 38571, 931-484-6743. Hours: Monday-Friday 7:30 am-4:00pm. Website https://cumberland.tennessee.edu The United States Extension Service Gardener Program … Read more
Jacksonville Community Garden at Nellie Cream Park 155 Myrtle Drive is now open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Summer Program Registration and Activities are scheduled for Monday, June 13, 6-7. • Classes and activities where residents can register 9 a.m. – 12 p.m., Wednesday, June 22 የምግብ Food Security and Protection, Tin Room • … Read more