• Dee Nash

To garden effectively, there are terms you need to know.

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• Fern Richardson

December and January are the Months to Prune Your Deciduous Fruit Trees

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• Robin Haglund

Now that your seeds have sprouted and green growth is filling up every inch of your seedling trays, what’s next?

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• Robin Haglund

Knowing when to prune anything can be a challenge. While there are fundamental tenants to pruning, there are also many distinctive conventions that apply to individual plants.

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• Tania Willis

Creating more KidART. It’s our New Year’s Resolution.

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• Tania Willis

As parents, we’re always telling our children to be careful not to make a mess of the fabric that makes up their clothing, so it shouldn’t be a surprise that giving children permission to paint on fabric gets them all sorts of...

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• Tania Willis

Not only is the ‘Reduce. Reuse. Recycle.’ initiative Earth-friendly, it’s also KidART friendly!  There are so many crafts you can make with children using recyclables, but today I’d like to focus on the use of plastic bott...

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• Katrina Simeck

Create this simple gift tag to jazz up your next gift!

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• Teresa O’Connor

Starting plants from seeds is an inexpensive and fun way to try different types of vegetables and flowers, as many heirloom and uncommon varieties are often easiest to find as seeds.

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• Laurie Cinotto

Send more cards - make hearts happy.

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• Lisa Storms

This set is full of cool designs that will sweeten up your summer projects, such as the photo pennant banner example, as well as versatile for year-round use as shown in the card set below.

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• Katrina Simeck

Whether you’re green-minded, or downright granola, why not celebrate Earth Day by making your crafting just a little more eco-friendly? Read on for ways to incorporate the Reduce-Reuse-Recycle mantra into your crafty life.

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There's a quotation that says, "I'd rather have roses on my table than diamonds on my neck."

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• Kendra McCracken

While children love helping to plant seeds in the garden and equally love to see the first growth popping up through the surface, the wait between the two stages can really try their patience!

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• Robin Haglund

Attracting pollinators to the garden is relatively simple. Consider what living creatures need for life: fresh water, food sources and safety.

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• Rebecca Sweet

True story.

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• Joe Lamp’l

It seems everyone’s favorite summer vegetable is the tomato.

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• Joe Lamp’l

As a guy who loves to grow his own food, I still don’t have all the room or time I need to enjoy everything summer’s bounty has to offer.

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• Robin Haglund

Watering the garden comes at a cost.

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• Stephenie Hamen

There it is. One little green bean. Ripe, yummy, and gorgeous, sitting in the palm of a 5 year old’s hand.

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• Joe Lamp’l

Not long ago, I learned about one of the most impressive places I’ve ever seen, as it relates to sustainability in action.

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• Joe Lamp’l

As summer appears in our rear view mirror, many of us are more than ready to take off the gardening gloves for a few, well-deserved months off.

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• Joe Lamp’l

Although leaves falling in autumn are a predictable event, have you ever stopped to ponder why it happens in the first place?

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• Joe Lamp’l

One of the easiest and best things you can do to green your garden is to place a wide assortment of native plants throughout your garden and landscape.

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