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Mural of a farm with barn, grain silo, flowers, garden stand with vegetables, with Ypsilanti's iconic water tower and historic fire house museum

Nation Feb 28

This Michigan project celebrates the rich history of community farmers and gardeners

By Frances Kai-Hwa Wang

Science Jan 12

A bee collects pollen from blossoms in a public garden in Vienna
Dreaming of spring gardening? Bees and other pollinators like a variety of flowers

For those thinking ahead to spring gardening, a biologist explains what to focus on when designing a garden with pollinators in mind and what not to worry about.

By Laura Russo, The Conversation

Science Apr 07

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Climate change is shifting plant growth zones. Here’s what to know for your garden this year

As climate change warms the Earth, plant hardiness zones are shifting northward. The U.S. Department of Agriculture has updated its plant hardiness zone map, which shows where various plants will grow across the country.

By Matt Kasson, The Conversation

Arts Aug 29

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Landscape architect Kate Orff shares visionary goal of nature-based infrastructure

If you think of landscape architecture, you might conjure gardens and plantings. But in a rapidly changing climate fueled by intense heat, flooding, fires, smoke and hurricanes, architect and designer Kate Orff is helping redefine her field and push us…

By Jeffrey Brown, Lena I. Jackson

Science Oct 16

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Pandemic pauses the growing season for this Arctic gardening guru

North of the Arctic Circle, in the tiny Alaskan village of Anaktuvuk, one woman is trying to expand agriculture in a climate largely hostile to it. Nasaġraq Rainey Hopson has successfully grown fresh produce for her community for several years,…

By Erin McKinstry, Alaska Public Media

Jun 10

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Landscape designer Piet Oudolf on finding solace in the garden

By Jeffrey Brown, Lorna Baldwin

As the weather warms, gardening is providing a dose of sanity and fresh air for people who have been cooped up amid the coronavirus pandemic. Piet Oudolf, one of the world’s foremost landscape designers, is deeply familiar with the restorative…

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Jul 27

This common herb will keep bee pollinators buzzing in your garden

By Karin Alton and Francis L. W. Ratnieks, The Conversation

There is a common assumption that those plants which delight human eyes will also be the most attractive for bees. Two scientists at the University of Sussex can offer a more empirical take.

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Jun 06

How gardening makes this poet more observant

By Mary Jo Brooks

Ross Gay is passionate about poetry, gardening and basketball. “I guess you could say that I think all three things alter our notion of time," he said.

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Mar 20

Here’s the dirt on low-cost, less-water gardening in a drought

By Colleen Shalby

It's the first day of spring, and our thoughts have turned to gardening, despite the snow, rain and bitter cold we haven't quite escaped here in the mid-Atlantic.

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Aug 13

Cultivating the land to turn over a new leaf

By Larisa Epatko

Cathrine Sneed, founder of The Garden Project -- a farm-based education program for ex-offenders and at-risk youth -- says she isn’t teaching gardening so much as teaching people how to work.

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