“First Dutch-grown banana tree is blossoming”
Bananas grow from blossoms. And the first of these has appeared on a banana tree in a greenhouse. In the Netherlands. That’s what Neder Banaan r...
Grandma’s Garden: unique entrepreneurial venture of greenhouse production
Grandma’s Garden is located in a place of a new life and a new beginning, surrounded by the slopes of Klekovača, Oštrelj, and the Srnetica mountai...
IN: Mumbai woman grows tomato trees in backyard
Neha Sumitran who lives in Kodaikanal with her husband has created a mini food forest in her backyard and has many rare fruits and vegetables growing ...
“In face of California’s climate chaos, B.C. must act to secure Canada’s food supply”
California is experiencing an unprecedented drought, with dire implications for Canada’s fruit and vegetable supply. "We must build year-round ...
How Much Do Trees Lower Urban Temperatures?
MONDAY, June 28, 2021 — Could trees be the key to a cool summer in the city? Yes, claims new research that calculated just how much greenery can...
UF/IFAS still engaged in breeding and growing pomegranates in Florida
Zhanao Deng is a University of Florida environmental horticulture professor who’s trying to breed and grow more pomegranates in Florida. According t...
In Fashion, Regenerative Farming Isn’t an Impossible Solution
In fashion, buzzwords aren’t always a bad thing. By promoting pillars of environmentalism or ethical labor, fashion swings its own needle toward...
Video: Support Your Tomato Plants Using The Florida Weave
Tomato plants need support to keep them upright and off the ground, but you can use the Florida weave system to lift your tomatoes, preventing rot, di...
Building Picket Fence Out of Pallets! 🦋💚🌿 // Garden Answer
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Local habitat factors and spatial connectivity jointly shape an urban insect community
Publication date: October 2021 Source: Landscape and Urban Planning, Volume 214 Author(s): Anna E. Barr, Laura J.A. van Dijk, Kristoffer Hylander, Ayc...
Blowing it? Consultant urges winter rye cover crops as a moisture and weed management tool
Farmers in the southern Red River Valley who experienced drought conditions a month ago, along with 50 mph winds, now have gotten a shot of rain. Soil...
Nebraska seems like the garden spot, but is it?
Conditions are ripe in Nebraska for big yields. But in some places, the drought that has plagued other parts of the region is starting to move in. Som...
Softica careful soil
Design: Danil ZabelinLocation: RussiaProject Type: Student ProjectSchool: HSETutor: Leonid SlavinPackaging Contents: SoilPackaging Substrate / Materia...
Why and How to Promote Water Infiltration in the Garden?
By Céline SchaldembrandCommunication Campaigns and Projects ManagerROBVQ According to NASA, 2020 was the hottest year on record. And the summerContin...
How to get rid of skunks in your yard: non-lethal ways to keep these pesky creatures at bay
We’ve rounded up all the advice you need on how to get rid of skunks in your yard – including simple home remedies and ways to tackle the smel...
On Wild Mushrooms, Bears, and Teenage Girls
Cincinnati, Ohio June 27, 2021 Dear Marianne, I’m worried about you and it’s pissing me off. Here I am, with plenty of my own troubles, but, at ho...
Gardening 101: Muhlenbergia
Muhly Grass, Muhlenbergia: “Designated Survivor” Drought-tolerant and dramatic, Muhlenbergia can be the plant-and-go gardener’s best friend. An...
Scenes From Reneé’s Gardens
Views from a gardener’s work...
Colorado gardening tips for summer heat, sun — The Know – The Know
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