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I first learned about hügelkultur (translated from German as “hill culture” or “mound culture”) several years ago from my first gardening mentor in Flagstaff, Nichole Gregory. I had recently taken

Each summer I eagerly await the day when the Coconino Master Gardeners host their self-guided tours of several choice gardens in Flagstaff and surrounding areas. Most of them showcase home,

PEMBROKE – The students who make up the staff of the University of North Carolina at Pembroke Pine Needle newspaper were put to the test last week.

I have taken care of the 70 roses in the Olivia White Hospice Garden for the last ten years. During that time, I have written many articles about roses for

Last year, The Coconino Master Gardeners Association (MGA) hosted Jim Allen, a professor in the NAU School of Forestry, as keynote speaker for its monthly educational session in April. Agroforestry

As many of our readers are aware, I love photographing and studying butterflies, especially those flittering around northern Arizona. Today I will identify and discuss several butterfly species and the

It is snowing again, and spring seems such a long way away. I usually like to spend this time planning the vegetable garden, starting with the stack of seed catalogs

El Niño is a chain of ocean and atmospheric events occurring every five to seven years. El Niño, meaning little boy in Spanish, along with La Niña, meaning little girl,

An alleged home intruder was hospitalized in critical condition after a Florida homeowner opened fire on him after 6:00 a.m. Thursday. 

An alleged home intruder was hospitalized in critical condition after a Florida homeowner opened fire on him after 6:00 a.m. Thursday.