In the south of the Valley of Mexico, the Xochimilca, people of the flowers, founded their city upon a verdant

The beautiful, full color Seeds of Change catalog arrived this week, so now begins planning of next year’s garden.

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Within every summer acorn lives a mighty oak eager to inhabit your yard! It’s easy to grow a whole

This year I’ve moved to a new desert home! Biggest problem is soil that’s largely sand and lacks

For many people, their greatest achievements come at the end of life when they have gained great wisdom and experience.&

One of the great things about being in media is access.  This year it was a private tour of

Slight of hand is what makes magic acts so confounding.  Your eye is betrayed by tricks that seem to

Call it hardpan or caliche or adobe, but all these soils add up to is dense ground.  And water

I was so excited to discover a wealth of MODERN patio and garden ideas by clicking on “photos” in the

I’m thrilled to find this collection of landscape style palettes that really helps to convey what you want to

Urban runoff carries contaminants, such as litter, food, human and animal waste, automobile fluids, industrial pollutants, fertilizers and pesticides to

When watching a fantasy film, you suspend disbelief and become part of an impossible happening. High-tech special effects can fool

They say that the cobblestone streets of Virginia were paved by the tobacco trade. So great was the demand for

A changing climate challenges every gardener to rethink the way we grow vegetable gardens.  Everywhere the extremes of the

At the end of the season there are always stalks and branches to be had. And when these are used

It’s no wonder that folks aren’t sending out Christmas cards like they did in the past. When you

Save money and live green this holiday season with natural decorations. Cuttings, berries, twigs and vines make some of the