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Gleaning the sunflowers: How not to fail at gardening

Gardening season is upon us. For people blessed with a green thumb, this is their moment to shine…they’re putting in ...

Bless these pests: Welcoming the garden invaders

Ever feel like you’re constantly battling garden invaders? Dealing with the weeds, bugs, and critters can be a never-ending, daunting ...

The Lands We Share: Danell Cross & Metcalfe Park Legacy Garden

Metcalfe Park Legacy Garden in Milwaukee has transformed several vacant lots into a vibrant place for community gatherings and education. ...

Young Farmers Grow And Sell Produce In Sherman Park

On a recent hot and sunny afternoon on the north side of Milwaukee, about half a dozen Young Farmers are ...

The Pleasures And Pains Of Life In Tourism Town

Spring Green has a lot going for it. It’s one of the reasons Marnie Dresser loves living there, though sometimes, ...

Landscape Students Design A Floral Impression Of The Polka

Landscape architecture students spend a lot of time designing planters that will never be planted, gardens that will never be ...

Hummingbird Moth

Is it a moth or a bird? Hummingbird moths are fantastic imposters. Writer Jill Sisson Quinn reflects on the moths ...

Food Pantry Garden

When you think of food pantries, a leafy garden bursting with fresh vegetables probably doesn’t spring to mind. But a ...

End of Season in the Garden

It’s officially fall and with the changing leaves and warm days and cool nights comes the bittersweet end to the ...

Immigrant Plants

Many of the herbs and vegetables in our summer gardens are European immigrants. They came to Wisconsin as seeds and ...

Historic Gardens

August is a time of abundance in the vegetable garden. Many of these plants came to Wisconsin with our 19th ...