Garden Collage Magazine: Page 13

You probably don’t use toner. Maybe toners bring to mind the harsh stinging astringent from your teenage years, or maybe...

With the cooler months arriving, there’s not very much to do for your garden (and more than enough reasons to...

From the outside, Gil Hodges Carroll Street Community Garden in Gowanus, Brooklyn looks like an ordinary public garden. It’s a large...

If you’ve ever bought a product with a small green logo blending a checkmark and a tree in the corner (like [easyazon_link...

Though it’s only gained attention in recent months, the controversy surrounding the Dakota Access Pipeline dates all the way back...

Like many people, I grew up loving the sun, the beach, and being outdoors. I craved that feeling of being...

The destruction of rainforests across South America is a well-documented phenomenon. Cattle ranching, mining, logging, farming, and oil are all...

The somewhat paradoxical idea of farming wildlife is not a new notion; humans have farmed wild seafood for some 8, 000...

Over a decade ago, the City of New York promised residents of Williamsburg, Brooklyn– one of the trendiest but famously...

Patsy Breunlin’s love for tropical plants is so great that she’s spent the last 20 years of her spare time...

All-natural beauty products are all the rage these days, from super nourishing and ethically-made cleansers to miracle serums that do...

In a recent op-ed for The Guardian, Chip Colwell– a lecturer at University of Colorado, Denver– poses the question: “What...