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During the height of the pandemic, when most of us were working from home, I was sent a link to a recorded Zoom video about horticultural therapy. I had never

Nothing appeared to be amiss when my husband, Hugh, and I ventured outside to weed our vegetable garden plots on the pristine, sunshiny day of June 24, 2023.

I absolutely love going to the pumpkin patch every October to choose the perfect pumpkin with a flat face and sinister-looking stem for my Jack-O-Lantern!

Ever since our sweet Stella cherry tree reached maturity over ten years ago, my husband, Hugh, and I have kept a keen eye on the nightly weather forecasts during the

Editor’s note: In an effort to publish the entire mayoral candidate forum hosted Tuesday, Oct. 4, by Summerville DREAM, we are including this third part online only. The forum was

Ground and air resources have stopped the forward spread of a vegetation fire off Jesus Maria Road.

This year is the 50th anniversary of the National Extension Master Gardener Program, a volunteer program housed in Cooperative Extension training people to share sound gardening and horticulture advice within

Today I’ll be discussing arthropods, a phylum of invertebrates that includes insects, arachnids, crustaceans, and others. I’ll focus on those that are fairly prevalent in northern Arizona but not well

Last Friday was the autumn equinox and the official first day of fall. The equinox is a special time as day and night, warmth and cold come into balance before

This week I’d like to pay tribute to my husband, Hugh. I may be the Master Gardener in the family, but Hugh is the Master of Gardens. I may be