On the Bottle: How Grapes Grow, from Root to Fruit
Posted by MSLO BloggerToday we shift our focus to the humble grape and explore how this fruit of the vine comes into the world, grows to ripeness, and ends up in …
Entries from the ‘Gardening’ Category
Cutting the Ribbon at Bartram's Garden, the Oldest Surviving Botanic Garden in the U.S.
Posted by Betsy KaretnickLast Friday, I was very honored to be invited to help cut the ribbon at the Bartram’s Garden annual plant sale and dedication of the new Welcome Center and …
No-Bake Desserts on "Morning Living"
Posted by Jon CostantinoNow that Brian Kelsey is part of “Morning Living,” Betsy has been trying to broaden his culinary horizons a little bit, and in turn, provide great recipes for …
My Trip to the Philadelphia Flower Show
Posted by Betsy KaretnickI went to the Philadelphia Flower Show to get a much needed burst of spring. I also totally cheat and steal (borrow? copy? emulate?) as many ideas as …
Twitter Chatting: The Next Big Thing For Gardeners
Posted by adminOn Thursday’s “Homegrown,” we were joined by Brenda Haas, a gardener, blogger, photographer, and the founder and administrator of #gardenchat on Twitter. Gardenchat is a phenomonon unto itself – …
Dan Heims Explains the Basics of Tissue Culture (really)
Posted by MSLO BloggerThis is Dan Heims, one of the most amazing Heuchera breeders around. Dan was on Homegrown with Stacey and me today and we loved it. And this is …
Homegrown's Crazy Composting Stories Contest
Posted by MSLO BloggerUpdate: Congratulations to Pam in South Carolina for winning our contest! Below is a photo of the rabbits who turned the compost bin into their home. Pam will …
Let's Get Gardening!
Posted by MSLO BloggerIn anticipation of a spring (which starts on March 20, yay!) and gardening season, we’re celebrating Gardening Week all week on MSLR. Throughout the week, we’ll talk with …
