Share to:

Fun garden projects for kids
Here are a few ideas of fun projects to do with your children during summer break.

Why visit old cemeteries?
One of the more interesting aspects of living in the country is discovering old cemeteries. Places where religious groups used to gather, family plots on

Send us your snaps from Photography Month!
Today, we are fortunate enough to have quality cameras just sitting in our pockets (or, let’s be honest, never leaving our hands). That makes May,

Planning a cutting garden
A cutting garden provides a home-grown source of material for fresh flower arrangements. It might focus on one type of plant, such as a spring cutting

Only respect and love for my chickens
In 2005, United Poultry Concerns launched International Respect for Chickens Day to “celebrate chickens throughout the world and protest the bleakness of their lives in

Plants for shade gardens
Editor’s note: We know we’ve been going a little heavy on gardens lately, but it’s that time of year! We’re excited.

It’s the Year of the Garden
The National Garden Bureau has declared 2022 “The Year of the Garden,” but honestly, gardens both large and small have been receiving much more attention

Gas prices got you down? Pedal up, buttercup!
Do you want to get in some good cardio exercise without going nowhere fast on a treadmill or hurting your aching knees? Do you want

Salad is celebrated in May too!
May is National Salad Month. Created by the Association for Dressing and Sauces in 1992, National Salad Month encourages people to incorporate more salads into

The benefits of beef
May is National Beef Month, and it almost seems like the month was made to celebrate this protein. Between taking Mom out for a fancy
Recent Posts:

Keeping wildlife away from your compost
Making your own compost is an eco-friendly and rewarding way

It’s National Pollinator Week, and KidsGardening is ‘buzzing’ with activities
June is National Pollinator Month, making it the perfect time

Chow Line: Food safety during a power outage
Q: I’ve got a fridge full of food and our
Categories:
- Events (40)
- Gardening & Farming (66)
- Lifestyle (58)
- Uncategorized (13)