Come by the garden on Sunday, October 30 to learn what you need to get started on your composting journey.

There are some sunchokes growing bountifully on our pollinator border without us having planted them!

These sort of highly specialized insects are really interesting to observe, and they show the complexity of some insect and plant relationships.

As gardeners, we often try to keep insects away from our plants by using pesticides — but we’re actually contributing to the wellbeing of the ecosystem when we allow insects to thrive in our gardens!

Diatomaceous earth is a sedimentary rock that is organic approved and can be used as a pesticide.