Forcing Bulbs Indoors for Early Spring Bloom
Forcing bulbs to bloom indoors in late Winter is a way to enjoy the magic of Spring flowers a little early. If you ...
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Read About Womanswork In Country Gardens Magazine
We are thrilled to be featured in the Early Spring 2016 issue of Country Gardens, a high circulation magazine publis...
Which Plants Want A Winter Rest?
Which Plants Want A Winter Rest? Many plants native to warm climates can be grown in colder zones as perennials, but...
Why Is Shea Butter Women's Gold?
Do your skin care products have shea butter in them? It is one of the most nourishing things a woman can put on her ...
Making The Perfect Bow for A Festive Holiday Wreath
Elizabeth Buchtman works at Womanswork, and on weekends she's been making and decorating holiday wreaths with Stephe...
10 Easy Thanksgiving Tabletop Ideas With Plants
Here are 10 of our favorite tabletop ideas for Thanksgiving, using plants and fruits. For how-to instructions, click ...
Why We Love Arnica!
Arnica flower The yellow, daisy like flowers of the arnica plant make a cheerful addition to the herb or perennial...
Farmer-Florists Bring Flowers Fresh From the Farm
Stephanie Hall is part of a growing trend in the florist trade to source flowers locally and in season. Her farm in ...
Growing Edible Figs
Fig trees are easy to grow in warm climates. They produce their best fruit in Mediterranean climates with hot, dry s...
Building A Holz Hausen
In Vermont they take their wood piles seriously. Last winter my son-in-law Nate built the holz hausen shown here at ...
Monarch Butterflies Are Aided by Citizen Science
The Monarch Butterfly, like the bee, has become the poster child for pollinators in trouble. The sharp decline in M...
Permaculture in Practise at Dingle Hill Flowers &...
I visited the farm, Dingle Hill Flowers & Herbs, on a sultry August day, my car bumping up a hilly, mile-long st...