Seven Steps To Prep Your Spring Garden Now by Jea...
April may be the cruelest month, especially in the Northeast, but don’t let that stop you from jumping into garden mo...
Gardening is a lifelong journey of learning, experimenting, and growing. At The Woman’s Workbench, we share what we’re discovering — from how-tos and planting ideas to stories from our community. But this isn’t just our space, it’s yours too. We’d love to see your gardens and hear your thoughts, opinions, and perspectives along the way
April may be the cruelest month, especially in the Northeast, but don’t let that stop you from jumping into garden mo...
Hay versus straw Hay is grown as food for livestock. If you buy hay for your garden you will have seed heads that ca...
When ecommerce spiked during the pandemic, consumers started worrying about the packaging that products were being sh...
Pizza Toppings: Now is the time to think about your favorite toppings for pizza cooked outdoors in your new electric ...
A pot et fleur arrangement starts with a living potted plant to which cut flower stems are added. The live plant prov...
We’re at the Audubon Center in Sharon, Connecticut. Lynn Martin pulls on a pair of Womanswork leather gloves and tak...
Not all frosts are equal. You can find out more about expected frost and freeze dates at your local cooperative exten...
In the agriculture-based culture of the Oneida Nation, to which Toni House and her family belong, plants are sometime...
It’s hard to put down roots when you’re a military family that moves every couple of years. But that didn’t stop Tage...
Queen Anne's Lace is the common name used for a variety of plants that share similar characteristics: flowers with a...
When is a shrub not a plant? When it’s in your hand as the ingredient in a thirst-quenching beverage. In this contex...
I have three favorite bulbs that I like to grow in the summer. In my Zone 6 garden they have to be planted in the spr...