As bees take their winter snooze, beekeepers and urban gardeners can join forces to help keep the honey flowing.
For a healthy compost pile that’s safe to use on the garden and won’t create unpleasant odors, steer clear of adding these materials.
Take back the land in your own backyard with these tips for ecological gardening.
Ensure you grow plenty of juicy ripe tomatoes this summer for eating and preserving by following these simple growing tips.
This vegan, dairy-free and gluten-free soup from the Toledo Zoo’s Chef Sam Misiura is sure to be a crowd-pleaser.
This hearty, vegetable-centric dish from the Toledo Zoo’s Chef Sam Misiura can be customized to whatever produce you’re harvesting from the garden.
These city ordinances might sound ridiculous to urban farmers' ears, but they’re causing huge problems for city-based food producers.
Who says urban farming is all about food? Put a little "spirit” in your garden by growing plants perfect for imbibing.
Connect with like-minded people dedicated to urban gardening and sustainability by starting a group to share ideas and skills.
Whether you call them sunchokes or Jerusalem artichokes, these vegetables belong in the urban garden.
A once-popular cool-season crop, collards should become a mainstay in your garden.
Organic fertilizers are great for plants and don’t hurt the environment the way chemical fertilizers do.
