
Your garden, large or small, can give you generous rewards in beauty, food and pleasure. It also helps to slow climate change and restore healthy populations of birds and pollinators. Create a garden that will help you and the planet flourish together!
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On a drizzly Monday morning, volunteers planted over a hundred plants in a new demonstration pollinator garden at Elliot Park in Catskill, New York. The Understory (formerly Partners for Climate Action), a nonprofit organization devoted to...
This bad boy is pretty cute, but the mess he (hopefully not she) leaves behind is not!
Our vegetable garden is fenced to keep out rabbits, groundhogs and deer. Usually it works. This spring, however, a baby groundhog has proved small enoug...
Hairy penstemon (Penstemon hirsutus) in early morning light
Blue flowers are uncommon, but in early morning light the blue tones in lavender and purple-toned flowers shine out more hauntingly. Some of the small blossoms of hairy penstemon...
Senposai sprout 6-8-26.
The Impatient Gardener is at her most impatient in spring when waiting for seeds to sprout. Since she often plants old seed in order to use up a leftover packet, some natural suspense exists over whether the seeds w...
Bees pollinating oregano flowers in early July
Herbs are among the easiest and most rewarding plants to grow. They resist pests, don’t need constant watering, and add delicious flavor boosts to almost every meal. These are the five herbs I...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Margaret Tomlinson is a reader, writer and enthusiastic gardener. She is in the process of transferring her reviews of historical novels to Substack from the HistoricalNovels.info website, which will be discontinued later this year.
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