
Our Mothership: the Vermont Community Garden Network
The Vermont Community Garden Network (VCGN) has been there for us since before we dug up the south lawn and invited the …
The Vermont Community Garden Network (VCGN) has been there for us since before we dug up the south lawn and invited the …
The garden sleeps. We don’t.
The Plants Now we turn toward the vast fields of Plant life. As far as the eye can see, the Plants grow, …
We’re still enjoying some garden greens and herbs, but we’ve done our last big harvests and created a cozy winter bed for …
While there are still salad greens, kale, and herbs to harvest, and a few lovely daikon radishes in a box bed, this …
This essay by 485 Elm gardener and naturalist Ned Swanberg originally appeared is reprinted from the Bridge with the author’s permission. ESSAY: …
Gardeners plant hope. Every year, we planting garlic for harvesting the next season. Here’s how we turned garlic heads into seeds of …
Eventually, everything that was once an animal, vegetable, or mineral will break down—it will all compost. Without help, that could take months, …
Temperatures are nearing freezing at night. Squash and cucumbers are very cold sensitive and will rot if exposed to frost. So we …