… there is so much knowledge in every community. Fortunately many cities arrange gardening workshops.
Eugene, Oregon, had a fun offering in Skinner City Garden this August: Saving Seed, presented by our favorite Seed Ambassadors. The event was free to the public and hosted by City of Eugene Parks and Open Space Division.
The shade at the [...]
Text by Beth Flanagan | Photograph by Andrew Thomas
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Text by Radhika Reddy | Photograph by Jeanne Longley
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Text by Beth Flanagan | Photograph by Lisa Kiraly
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Text by Beth Flanagan | Photograph by Jeanne Longley
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As we prepare for our April home and garden issue, articles such as this one, written by Associated Press Writer Wayne Parry, pique my interest:
BARNEGAT LIGHT, N.J. – Sure, housing prices are falling. But how’s this for a bargain for a Long Island, N.Y. couple: An iconic beach house, designed by a world famous architect, [...]
Breakfast is absolutely my favorite meal. It has been this way ever since I was a little girl. I remember frustrating my parents by refusing to eat “dinner food.” Once in a while we would visit Denny’s for brinner and I remember being the happiest kid on earth as I ordered my Grand Slam. I [...]
