Enjoy and share the beauty of your flower garden all year round. Pick and dry a few flowers to use in flower arrangements, craft projects, or as gifts for friends and family. Pick the flowers when they are at their peak and the flowers are dry. Cut flowers for middayRead More →
When I first started working for Cornell Cooperative Extension in the mid-1970s, I was told that under no circumstances should I pass on home remedies to clients looking for information. The reason, of course, was due to liability issues. If I suggested a home remedy that didn’t work or causedRead More →
When it comes to gardening, you don’t always have to be a tough yakka. You can have a nice garden with very little entry. When it comes to gardening, you don’t always have to be a tough yakka. You can have a nice garden with very little entry. That means,Read More →
Grow It Green: add fish to garden ponds Updated: 1:28 PM EDT Aug 10, 2021 Hide transcription Show transcript >> WELCOME TO TODAY’S GREEN GROWTH. THE JAPANESE GARDEN IN NORTHAMPTON IN FULLER GARDENS. I JOINED BY, OF UNH COOPERATIVE EXTENSION. BEFORE US WE HAVE A JAPANESE ARTICLE. >> WE DO,Read More →
Orange light from wildfire smoke in the atmosphere seems to be becoming the new normal, but the garden continues to produce. This week I harvested zucchini, chard and tomatoes, in addition to giant bouquets of herbs and flowers. The garden is bustling with friendly pollinators. To keep the garden producing,Read More →