Category: Horticulture

Back by popular demand, in celebration of Women’s History Month, we collected just a few of our staff’s picks for the…

Spring is quickly approaching, and that means pollinating insects will soon be stretching their wings and looking for sustenance. 

From reducing our food costs and carbon footprint to diversifying our nutrient intake, the benefits of growing our own food…

When planning a garden for winter interest, there are a few important design elements to keep in mind. Depending on…

Call me crazy, but pruning gives me an enormous feeling of joy. Considering the shape and form (i.e. structure) of…

Following nature’s cues, winter is a good time for rest and recuperation after a season of gardening and growing. But…

I sat down with design and bulb expert (both in the Gardens Aglow sense AND in the popping-up-from-the ground sense)…

I sat down with our Adult Education Program Manager and horticulturist extraordinaire, Irene Barber, to pick up some of her…