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
There was a feeling of happiness in Heaven Guy and I murmured to myself that my work on Earth was over. Okay, I’m joking up to a point. I’m trying out two new aggressors that I thought I had fallen in love with: a fall for Queen Nectarine and a bee for Royal Rasberry. I … 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
Carthage, mo. – Two professional volunteer consultants from the United States visited Carthage this week to see the beauty of the city in Vision Carthage. Counselors Cheryl Corson and Tim France received arms from members of the community and Vision Carthage on Monday and Tuesday, the mission of which is to promote and revitalize Carthage … Read more
Saturday was a celebration of the Community Garden, a free burger for everyone and a booth with lots of booths on a variety of topics. Kerrville Pets Live! It was designed to free pets microchips, and by the end of the event it had slaughtered about 50 animals. Glory Community Garden, 200 West Davis St., … Read more
Salman introduced more than 60 plants and led the way for sustainable and water-wise landscaping. press release – June 13, 2022 11 ፡ 00 00 MDT Santa Fe, NM, June 13, 2022 (Newswire.com) – David Salman — a pioneer in water art gardening, a passionate botanist and an amazing historian — passed away on Sunday, … Read more
Portrait Rachel Well; Garden: Caitlin Atkinson left: Leslie Bennett collects flowers and vegetables at home in Oakland. right: Apricot and pomegranate trees are mixed with beds planted with blueberries, roses and shrubs. Leslie Bennett has no plans to become a gardener. Landscape Designer, based in Oakland, California, is a Harvard graduate with a degree in … 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