By Steven Cline, Ph.D. There is much confusion with the term “sustainable” as it pertains to gardening. The general interpretation relates the actions we take today with its impact on the resources of tomorrow. So, you could ask the question, … Continue reading
By Marsha Haefner In April, two special celebrations, Earth Day and Arbor Day, are perfect reminders that our environment is fragile – it needs to be nurtured and respected. As the planting season begins and gardeners everywhere get ready to … Continue reading
Feeding our feathered friends is not only beneficial to the birds, helping them sustain themselves through the sparse winter months, but it’s also a great amount of fun. Nothing brightens a dull winter landscape like the colorful flitting and fluttering … Continue reading
By Annie Meyer You have probably driven right past the City Seeds Urban Farm, and not even noticed the flourishing 2.5 acre site in the heart of downtown St. Louis. Located in-between Market St. and Pine St, directly past the … Continue reading
By Barbara Perry Lawton Gardening can be a game of magic, of learning, of accomplishment and, most of all, a game that you can share with your children, grandchildren and young friends. Plan a child’s garden together with children. While … Continue reading
By Andrea McMasters As you may have noticed by now, being or going “green” is becoming popular terminology to describe several industries in the United States and around the world. From automobiles to cleaning supplies to agricultural practices, even to … Continue reading
Barbara Perry Lawton I always can tell when the new year is approaching – that’s when the seed catalogs begin piling up in my mailbox. What a treat it is to graze in the colorful meadows of the catalogs. Ambitions … Continue reading
By Steffie Littlefield Being environmentally responsible isn’t just limited to using organic fertilizers, recycling pots and watering less. The issue of invasive plants threatening our native woodlands is real and costing conservation groups millions of dollars to fight. The solution … Continue reading
By Amanda Gain The “Green” movement is an important growing trend, but did you know some businesses are naturally green? Those of us in the floral industry are one of those, and with some helpful tips, your home or business … Continue reading
