Phipps Conservatory is launching a new forum to help local gardeners improve their skills this season. This community-focused initiative aims to provide Pittsburgers with practical tools and knowledge, fostering greener urban spaces and healthier plants.
A once-forgotten greenhouse is getting a fresh start, thanks to a collaborative effort between Master Gardeners and local officials. The Glenn Stanley Memorial Greenhouse holds promise for educators and horticulture enthusiasts alike, who plan to transform the space into a hub for teaching and plant propagation.
A troubled horticulturist has spent years tending beloved plants and collecting new varieties. Yet, for four years, an unresolved worry has overshadowed their home life, prompting a poignant letter to “Dear Annie.”
Fayette County Master Gardeners will hold their annual plant sale on May 9, welcoming hobbyists and seasoned growers alike. Set in the Floral Hall at the Fayette County Fairgrounds, this local tradition promises fresh plants and a spirit of community collaboration.
The Butler County Master Gardeners are launching a series of free Lunch and Learn events in Greenville. Offering hour-long talks on mushrooms, herbs, pollinators, and more through 2026, the sessions aim to nurture local enthusiasm and knowledge about all things green.
High school seniors planning to major in plant science can apply for the Janet B. Carson scholarship, an opportunity that underscores the importance of cultivating new talent in horticulture and agronomy. This scholarship honors Janet B. Carson’s legacy by supporting the next generation of plant science experts.
Perennials offer ongoing color and vibrancy in the flower bed, providing the same showy appeal as annuals but with the ability to return year after year. They become old friends in the garden, making them both a welcomed presence and a wise investment.
Storms dampened attendance on January 25, but the BCHGS’s meeting at Beeland Park still offered valuable camellia pruning tips and insight into Greenville’s celebrated nickname. Locals discovered why their hometown is known as the “Camellia City,” underscoring the deep historical ties that bind community and flower.
As fall arrives and temperatures begin to drop, gardening opportunities are far from over. According to NHPR’s recent report, autumn offers an inviting window to plant and nurture your garden in ways you might not have considered before.