Why are hummingbird numbers declining?
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
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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
I have great news for gardeners, the environment, and the entire human population! More and more scientists, farmers, nonprofits, governments, and commercial enterprises are collaborating in a quest for sustainable
I have grown roses since my husband and I moved to Phoenix with our family in 1988, and then to Flagstaff in 2004. When I became a Coconino Master Gardener
As the mornings have a slight chill in the air, the first signs of fall can be seen in the garden. Plants like ‘Autumn Joy’ sedum and aster come into
Whirr, whirr, zip, zing, and a flash of iridescent copper — that’s my recollection of encountering a rufous hummingbird (Selasphorus rufus) for the first time. I was on vacation visiting