Emblazoned on buttons, T-shirts, and signs, “Save the bees!” seems an easy and universal cause to get behind. Bees have captivated us throughout time. The Greeks considered honey the nectar […]
Harvest Day at the Garden
We’ve undergone massive change in the past two months; veggies, however, do what they always do: Grow! Some of our herbs and vegetables did begin to bolt — or go to seed — […]
Fungi: Friend or Foe?
Found among the more than 650 that species Project Stay Planted participants have logged in the iNaturalist app are 41 species of lichen and fungi, which are among the least-understood […]
How to Grow Florida Native Milkweed From Seed
Many gardeners in Florida (and throughout North America) would like to provide more native milkweeds for monarch butterflies. Milkweeds serve as the host plant for monarchs (plus queen and soldier […]
Miso Mustard Sauce
Looking to dress up your next meal? This quick and easy recipe from Fogg Café’s Chef Jack Raben can be used on chicken, fish, and any dish you want to […]
Know What You’re Growing: A Cautionary Tale
Hey everyone! I hope you’re enjoying your time at home and hopefully have some home gardening to keep you going while our garden is closed. We can all use a […]
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