“Keystone” Native Plants 101
Plant choice matters; keystone plants are native plant superstars!
Articles
September in the Edible Garden
September is a busy time for gardeners as we harvest ripe crops, plant fall crops and begin planning how to protect and strengthen soil as the season’s end approaches.
September in the Ornamental Garden
Summer is coming to an end, but weeds are still growing, plants still need to be watered, and the garden needs to be kept tidy.
Plants and People on the Move: Reflections on Change
People move around and so do plants; often they travel together — both can be immigrants.
Autumn Olive
Learn how to control it from an expert
Starting Milkweed From Seed
Piedmont Master Gardeners Share Their Methods and Tips
Upcoming Events
Educational gardening events in August
August in the Ornamental Garden
Keep on weeding and watching for pests
No-Till in the Home Garden: Why and How
No-till, as part of a regenerative gardening program can provide excellent benefit to soil, the environment, and garden production.
August in the Edible Garden
August: harvest summer crops, plant fall crops while attending to insects, diseases and moisture requirements.