January can be downright boring for active gardeners. Besides perusing newly arrived seed catalogs and keeping houseplants alive, there just aren’t many gardening activities to undertake in the dead ...

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Winter sometimes dares gardeners to give up, but a quiet rebellion is happening on windowsills, countertops, and kitchen shelves everywhere. While the ground outside freezes solid, tiny trays of ...

The cold winds and rain of January clash mightily with our culinary dreams of adding bright, flavorful herbs and vegetables to our meals, but there is some tiny magic to be had in the form of ...

It’s way too early to plant most seeds outdoors, but it’s never too soon to start planning. In late January, the women in my garden club have always gathered (we’ll do it virtually this year), our ...

Microgreens are the seedling versions of edible greens, vegetables, and herbs. They make for a quick and easy DIY gardening project. Microgreens can add a burst of flavor and nutrients to just about ...

Microgreens have been popping up as garnishes at high-end restaurants, but they're more than just a gourmet trick of the trade. The 2-to-3-inch seedlings of edible plants, which add a burst of color ...

Microgreens (MGs) are young and tender, edible greens produced by sprouting the seeds of a variety of vegetable species and herbaceous plants. They are nutrient-dense and might be grown year-round in ...

Sheltered from the cold inside a greenhouse, spicy mizuna greens sprout a few feet from a row of sweet pea tendrils. Here at The Field’s Edge Research Farm, Alex Wenger’ harvests some crops like these ...

The cold winds and rain of January clash mightily with our culinary dreams of adding bright, flavorful herbs and vegetables to our meals, but there is some tiny magic to be had in the form of ...