Whether you just discovered gardening in mid-summer, you have a very short growing season, or life just got in the way, you can still grow a garden from seed even halfway through the summer. The key...

If your apple or pear tree has oozing cankers, shriveled black flowers, dead leaves, or wilted shoots, you might have a problem with fire blight. So, what is fire blight? Fire blight is a...

Farmers’ markets are one of the easiest ways to buy fresh, locally grown produce – and for farms and related businesses to sell directly to local people. But what is a farmers’ market? A...

Winter is a time of rest for both gardener and garden. But while most perennials have gone dormant, and most gardeners have traded trowels for seed catalogs, there are still a few bulbs, shrubs, and...

Bottom watering reduces water stress and disease pressure, while also encouraging healthier roots There’s a revolutionary way to water, and not enough people know about it. Most of us (myself...

Hello gardeners – I'm back with the 7th in this series of interview posts. I set out to talk to gardeners who have blogs or YouTube channels. I wanted to learn more about them, their interests,...