It was misty the day Sarah Szymanski shot her first deer near Eaton Rapids in 2019. The 10-point buck was standing next to a soybean field where Syzmanski had watched deer congregate for weeks. She was tucked behind some trees for an hour before seeing something pass from the corner of her eye: The buck […]

It’s time for all of us to green up our act and do our bit for the environment, say gardening experts Gareth Richards and Holly Farrell. “Doing something positive for the environment isn’t just about donating to rainforest charities or campaigning to end the ivory trade. You can make a difference outside your back door,” […]

Wild Cape Gooseberry occurs as a weed, produces edible fruit What is the name of this plant? Can the fruit be eaten? Ang Gerk Kuan The plant commonly occurs as a weed. Its common name is Wild Cape Gooseberry and its botanical name is Physalis minima. Its fruit are edible when fully ripe – as […]

Meet 11 incredible individuals from Bangalore who’ve cultivated their own organic terrace gardens amidst the concrete jungle & get inspired to create yours too! Promotion Do you have a bit of open space at home and are wondering what to do with it? Have you always been wanting to practice organic gardening but had no […]

A webinar organized on Wednesday by the Vatican Covid-19 Commission gathers scientific and faith perspectives to discuss the global climate crisis and to chart paths towards a cleaner, healthier planet. Dec 10, 2020 VATICAN CITY: To commemorate the 5th anniversary of the Paris Agreement adopted in December 2015 and the upcoming Climate Ambition Summit 2020 […]

Marisa Y. Thompson, Southwest Yard and Garden Published 3:03 a.m. MT Dec. 6, 2020 CLOSE In a recent NMSU Cooperative Extension “Ready, Set, GROW!” webinar on holiday gift giving, Bernalillo County Extension Agent Sara Moran described how she makes handcrafted soaps decorated with materials from the garden, like rose petals and other flowers. (Photo: Sara Moran) […]

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Olivewood’s Virtual Holiday Bazaar WHEN Saturday, November 28, 2020 at midnight WHERE Virtual! Map AGES All ages COST $8 – $100 Buy Tickets Start your holiday shopping on Small Business Saturday! Olivewood Gardens is excited to announce our first-ever Virtual Holiday Bazaar! This year’s event will be a virtual showcase of offerings from Kitchenista entrepreneurs, […]

Cannabis stocks took a beating in 2019, as sales in Canada after legalization were disappointing. However, sales of cannabis have been on the rise in 2020, and more people than ever are growing their own. In turn, those trends have helped GrowGeneration Corp. (NASDAQ:GRWG) to post record revenue during a pandemic despite lockdowns. And after […]

In order for plants to thrive, soil should be well aerated, rich in nutrients and organic matter, and although free draining, it should still retain some moisture – but unfortunately this isn’t always the case. Here’s what you need to know about different types of soil.   Although poor soil can make gardening more of […]