The spring garden is slowly transitioning to warm-weather crops. As brassicas and peas come out, beans and tomatoes go in. As with any transition, work is required, but the payoff is worth it.
Spring is in full swing, but we are still warming up to gardening for the new season. Old crops are dying back, so it's time to get out there and…
In this issue: November in the Garden - Trying to Be Thankful Video: How and When to Prune Oregano Gardenerd Tip of the Month: Holiday Recipes Gardenerd Product of the…
It’s fall garden time…or is it? False Fall #1 is about to end in Los Angeles – another week of hot weather is coming soon. Here’s some inspiration for the transition to fall.
In this issue: September in the Garden - Get Ready For Fall Video: Should I Leave the Roots? - Learn why and when to do it Gardenerd Tip of the…
I’m down with Covid this week, so here’s some inspiration to get you through whatever you are dealing with this first week of summer.
Change is inevitable. We are used to seasonal changes in the garden, but permanent changes are harder to swallow.
In this issue: May in the Garden - A Gardening Weekend Video: 2 Things to Know Before Planting Cane Berries Gardenerd Tip of the Month: Memorial Day Recipes Gardenerd Product…