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In my last couple of articles, I wrote about cultivating resilience and understanding and predicting conditions. DIY...

Walking around the farm, driving deliveries, or lying in bed worrying about stuff, I’m constantly noticing...

In Pam Dawling’s review of my new book on DIY farm tools in the August issue of GFM she pointed out an...

For whatever reason, many flower growers buy in flowers periodically. No one is particularly happy to do it, because...

Edamame offers an interesting high-protein, fast-growing, easy-care warm weather crop. Edamame is the name for...

This wonderful tasty, hardy, attractive vegetable is easy to grow, won’t bolt (because it’s a biennial),...

There are two main groups of delphiniums grown for cut flowers: the Delphinium x elatum types, and the D. x...

Here in the Texas Hill Country west of Austin, peaches are a big deal. The area was first settled by Germans in the...

We love lettuce! In all its various forms and colors. Our customers love lettuce also. One source says lettuce ranks...

Our favorite new plant last year, hands down, has to be the new zinnia Uproar Rose. This plant was released by...