Garden Chores in January
VEGETABLES * Bare soil in the garden can erode and give way to winter weeds. Several inches of leaves, preferably …
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Houseplant Winter Care
This time of year houseplants can be struggling with the typical indoor environment; low light, low humidity and either …
Holiday Trees & Garden Greenery
PURCHASING A LIVE TREE? Live Christmas trees (with a root ball) often do not survive or grow well following holiday time …
Holiday Plant Care 101
The Poinsettia, the most notable traditional holiday plant, can be found in red, pink, gold, white and a variety …
The Perfect Gift for the Gardener on Your List
Living in western N.C. there is always something to do in the garden, from preparing soil and pruning to …
Challenges Facing Our Forests Post-Helene
The results of Hurricane Helene will be felt in the region for many years to come. Historic flooding, landslides …
Flooding and Wind Damage: What’s Next for Your Landscape
Tropical Storm Helene brought WNC heavy rains and high winds, damaging many homes and landscapes. Fallen or damaged trees …
Water From Asheville City System OK for Gardens?
Established landscape plants are beginning to show signs of not having water since late September when an unpresented 15” …
After the Storm: Managing Plant Debris
UPDATE: If you are a property owner in Buncombe County, have storm debris on your property and do not have …
Garden Flooding: Danger to Edible Plants
October 17, 2024 Many Western North Carolina gardens produce fruits, herbs, and vegetables well into the fall. We look forward …
Lifelong Gardening Train the Trainer Program
With age and certain physical limitations, gardening becomes more physically challenging and gardeners become concerned with keeping safe in …
Docent Led Tours of the Learning Garden. Visit and Learn
Docent Led Tours of The Learning Garden. Visit and Learn! Visit and Learn at The Learning Garden JOIN US FOR THE LAST …