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5 Reasons to Grow Broccoli in Your Garden
…Plus, How to Grow, Harvest, and Cook It, Too. Green Comet Broccoli Jacaranda Broccoli Purple Sprouting Broccoli Did you know that a vegetable can be both a superfood—and a scandal? Poor broccoli...
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11 Reasons Why You Should Grow Spirea in Your Garden
It’s the Little Black Dress of the garden: a perfect, adaptable, easy statement-maker that looks great in all settings. And like the LBD, spirea adapts beautifully to every occasion–formal or casual,...
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Trend Alert: “Gemini Hair” Flowers…and Plants?!
According to recent Pinterest search terms, “Gemini Hair” is a VERY hot topic! Glamour magazine says “Gemini Hair is the Two-Tone Dye Job Taking Over in 2023.” What is “Gemini Hair”? It is a colorful,...
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Fall Décor Made Easy: 5 Houseplants for a Fab Home
5 Fab Houseplants for Fall Décor We spend more time indoors as the weather cools and the days shorten, and that’s the perfect reason to add a few (more?) houseplants to your living spaces. A plant...
View Article2023 GRANT RECIPIENT: Skyland Trail Horticultural Therapy Program, Atlanta,...
Winner of a $1,000 grant The mission of Skyland Trail is to help individuals recover from mental illness and live independent and successful lives in the community. We are known for specializing in...
View Article2023 GRANT RECIPIENT: Edgerton Hospital and Health Services, Edgerton Wisconsin
Winner of a $1,000 grant Edgerton Hospital and Health Services has maintained a 3-acre healing garden for 12 years. Our intent is to provide both passive and active engagement for patients, staff,...
View Article2023 GRANT RECIPIENT: Care Plus Horticultural Therapy, Paramus, New Jersey
Winner of a $1,000 grant The program at Bergen New Bridge Medical Center is designed for adult residents with multiple and complex challenges that require a regular regimen of care and attention by...
View Article2023 GRANT RECIPIENT: University of Tennessee Gardens Horticulture Therapy...
Winner of a $1,500 grant The University of Tennessee (UT) Gardens is a 10-acre garden utilized by students and the community. Our horticultural therapy program launched in 2012 and has served over...
View Article2023 GRANT RECIPIENT: Insight Garden Program, San Gabriel, California
Winner of a $3,000 grant Insight Garden Program’s mission is to facilitate innovative gardening and landscaping training so that people in prison can reconnect to self, community, and the natural...
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Brighten Winter Days with Stunning Amaryllis Blooms
During the dark days of winter, gardeners crave cheerful, vibrant indoor flowers to brighten moods as they count down the days to spring. And tucked among the holiday decorations, amaryllis do their...
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