February in the Edible Garden
Plan your garden, start seeds indoors, and begin getting the beds ready for spring planting.
Articles
C. Colston Burrell: Gardening for Beauty and Ecology
Learn how to plant a garden that is beautiful, ecologically functional, and fun!
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Should We Stop Using Peat?
Digging into the Controversy
Herbs That Taste and Smell Like Lemon
Lemony-tasting herbs add a vibrant, citrusy note to many of our foods, both sweet and savory.
January in the Edible Garden
It’s a good time to do some learning and planning to benefit next year’s garden.
January in the Ornamental Garden
The perils of snow and ice
Winter Squash and Greens
Stuffed Butternut Squash Bottoms
New Piedmont Master Gardener Projects
Emphasis on Sustainability and Social Concerns
The Ornamental Garden in December
Monitor your garden carefully as the weather changes; enjoy the holidays safely; and nurture your houseplants.