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Root System Drawings – Wageningen University & Research – Image Collections This collection holds 1,180 drawings, the outcome of 40 years of root system excavations in Europe, mainly in Austria. Continue Reading
I have seen quite a few posts about growing saffron lately. It is, indeed, a very pricy spice, which I use regularly to make Risotto Milanese, one of our favorite Continue Reading
Best woodland plants for gardens: 12 types for shady spots | GardeningEtc The best woodland plants often come into their own in spring. Light falls through branches that haven’t yet Continue Reading
‘Every tree counts’: Dutch come up with cunning way to create forests for free | Trees and forests | The Guardian In a clearing in the Amsterdamse Bos, a forest Continue Reading
Why It’s Worth Rewilding on a Domestic Scale Rewilding will be crucial for tackling the twin crises of climate change and biodiversity loss. Most often, we talk about rewilding on Continue Reading
We all may not need to plant in such abundance, but these tips could help you create a smaller tulip garden just for your own uses or create an amazing Continue Reading
Summer gardening tips for a great harvest When the much-anticipated summer season finally arrives, make the most of your garden time with a checklist of ongoing tasks that will keep Continue Reading
The Garden As Refuge In A Pandemic Year, With Adrian Higgins Of The Washington Post – A Way To Garden THE WORLD IS SHIFTING focus again now, toward opening up this Continue Reading
Garden Fence Ideas for Every Style and Budget – Chowhound A fence is a practical solution for creating a border between your yard and your neighbor’s or just delineating a Continue Reading
This Month On The Homestead: The Full Garden Rundown Including Building Raised Beds – Frugalwoods Welcome to my series documenting life on our 66-acre Vermont homestead, which we moved to Continue Reading