Garden Collage Magazine: Page 17

In Search of a Greener New York is an ongoing Garden Collage series of explorations about sustainability efforts in New...

It is a cool, bright, spring morning when I meet Caleb Leech, the lead horticulturist at the Metropolitan Museum Cloisters....

Ask Ella is a recurring Garden Collage feature where we ask our in-house florist, Ella Stavonsky, about the history of,...

Forget about oil or electricity: coffee beans power the world. The world collectively consumes 2 billion cups of coffee each...

Growing up, releasing ladybugs was always one of my favorite things to do in the spring. Ladybugs were magical to me, kept...

In early spring, before the big deciduous trees would leaf-out, lovely tiny flowers would blanket huge areas beneath the bare...

This month’s theme of The Alchemist honors plants whose medicinal properties are almost magical. Among the oldest and most potent of...

Though its origins are actually quite old, lupini milk is being hailed as the newest, freshest trend in the world of...

In the discussion of hair, skin, and nails, it’s been my experience that “nails” are often the first of the...

Sophie Duncan is a Thoreau Scholar who spent 2014 on a Fulbright grant in Morocco doing research on traditional foods,...

In March, finding a four-leaf clover is hardly a stroke of luck. As the 17th of March nears, they seem...

International Women’s Day, or IWD, is a day to celebrate the social, economic, cultural and political achievement of women all...