Why do you garden?
Nature Notes columnist Kylee Baumle is taking the week off. For your enjoyment, we are reprinting this column from 2019, when the feature was called “In the Garden.”
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Nature Notes columnist Kylee Baumle is taking the week off. For your enjoyment, we are reprinting this column from 2019, when the feature was called “In the Garden.”
December is such a busy month. The holidays are in full swing, the weather is still trying to make up its mind, and the night skies are hoppin’.
Many of you are like us, having practiced composting for years. Others of you may have considered it but haven’t yet been motivated enough to do it. It’s not difficult,
I’ve never been much into foraging, the practice of finding edible natives and non-natives in the landscape or countryside. Oh, there are some things, like wild strawberries, mulberries, raspberries, and
As the season changes and spring gets into full swing, one of the things we anticipate is the return of certain birds and insects. Many will overwinter here, but others