Camellias Stars of the Winter Garden
Written by: Ashleigh Meyer • January 1, 2021
Winter can be somewhat depressing for those of us who love to look out the windows and see a beautifully lush and colorful landscape. It...
Festive Flowers & Greenery
Written by: LynchburgLiving • November 1, 2020
Creating Your Own Holiday Arrangements Photos by Ashlee Glen While faux garlands certainly have their place in our modern-day homes every...
A Tradition at Risk
Written by: Ashleigh Meyer • September 1, 2020
Recognizing and Defeating Boxwood Blight Sometimes heralded as the “Aristocrat” of hedging topiaries, boxwoods have held the limelight...
What’s Up With My Houseplant?
Written by: Kaye Moomaw • September 1, 2020
Troubleshooting common problems in the off season Images of houseplants abound on social media outlets today. We’re encouraged to have...
Growing the Perfect Peaches
Written by: Ashleigh Meyer • July 1, 2020
There are few things so satisfying as a cool, juicy peach, picked at the height of summer. That first bite, breaking through the tender...
Lettuce 101
Written by: Kaye Moomaw • July 1, 2020
A Guide to Growing Your Own Greens Conventional nutrition advice is very clear: Leafy greens should be a big part of our diets. But,...
Backyard Birds
Written by: Ashleigh Meyer • May 1, 2020
EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW When most people think of raising livestock of any kind, they think of big farms and wide-open spaces—but we...
Flowering Friends of the Vegetable Patch
Written by: Ashleigh Meyer • March 1, 2020
USING FLOWERS AMONG FOOD CROPS There is a certain satisfaction in seeing crisp, clean rows of tomatoes or tightly packed lines of lettuce....
Hugelkultur: Self-Sustaining Garden Practice of the Ancients
Written by: LynchburgLiving • January 1, 2020
Photo by Paul Wheaton, richsoil.com For me, winter is a struggle. I can’t grow much more than lettuce, and I crave the dirt and the smell...
Gardening Gadgets for Gifting
Written by: Kaye Moomaw • November 1, 2019
We all secretly want our present to be the receiver’s favorite—something they weren’t expecting and something that also gets used...








