World Wetlands Day: 50 Years of Recognition
February 2 in the United States is Groundhog Day. We all know that if the groundhog emerges from his burrow… Read More »World Wetlands Day: 50 Years of Recognition
February 2 in the United States is Groundhog Day. We all know that if the groundhog emerges from his burrow… Read More »World Wetlands Day: 50 Years of Recognition
The seed catalogs started to arrive in November. What better way to spend a cold, windy day in January than… Read More »Don’t Wait to Order Seeds
After the excitement of the holidays fade, we turn reluctantly to the long, dark, cold days of January and wish… Read More »Forcing Bulbs Indoors Provides a Harbinger of Spring
Our live, cut Christmas trees give us delight this time of year, but when the holidays are over, the trees… Read More »How to Recycle Your Holiday Tree
For those of us who love nature, gardening and the holidays, displaying beautiful wreaths on our doors and around our… Read More »Making a Holiday Wreath – Symbol of the Season
The recent World Soil Day, observed each year on December 5, provided an opportunity to appreciate healthy soil and the… Read More »Strengthen the Soil Food Web
National Recycling Day, now known as America Recycles Day, started on November 15, 1997 as a part of the Keep… Read More »National Recycling Day
Fallen leaves are a gift from Mother Nature and serve as a garden resource. Trees in general have many benefits… Read More »Leave the Leaves!
Discover the Benefits of Fall Planting. As we head deeper into fall and the dark days of winter, many gardeners… Read More »Benefits of Fall Planting
In 2018 boxwood blight became a serious issue for many neighborhoods in Albemarle County and our surrounding areas. This included… Read More »Boxwood Blight is Here, and It’s Not Going Away