February 7, 2011
More roses—from Australia this time—where they’re in full bloom, and where long distance-friend of the Garden, Lucy is making rose-scented sugar and salt. Do note however, that this is not something you can do with that bunch of Valentine’s roses from your beloved. To be safe for ingesting the roses must be completely free of chemicals, and the best way to be sure of that is, obviously, to grow your own. So start planning now. It may seem hard to believe, but spring is just around the corner!

More roses—from Australia this time—where they’re in full bloom, and where long distance-friend of the Garden, Lucy is making rose-scented sugar and salt. Do note however, that this is not something you can do with that bunch of Valentine’s roses from your beloved. To be safe for ingesting the roses must be completely free of chemicals, and the best way to be sure of that is, obviously, to grow your own. So start planning now. It may seem hard to believe, but spring is just around the corner!

January 27, 2011
A Tale Of Two Seed Farmers: Organic Vs. Engineered

A look at the problems posed by cross-pollination in a small Oregon valley renowned for its seed production.

(Source: foodnewsjournal.com)

January 19, 2011
Local farmers produce year round

Winter farming in a place that knows winter: Western New York State.

December 20, 2010
Innovations in poinsettia growing on the outskirts of Philadelphia. How beautiful!

Innovations in poinsettia growing on the outskirts of Philadelphia. How beautiful!

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