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Leek growing in Tyne and Wear and Durham thrives on farm manure and Epsom salts, producing prizewinning vegetables that outshine their southern counterparts.
Gardens serve as vibrant habitats for a myriad of unseen creatures, providing essential refuge for wildlife in an ever-changing environment.
Tim Ralston has spent between $20,000 and $30,000 on supplies to prepare his family for a potential electromagnetic pulse attack.
Championship leek growing in Durham and Northumberland features fierce competition, sabotage, and the quest for glory at the World Open Leek Championship.
Giggles, the happiest pig in New Zealand, shares the spotlight with a meticulous pensioner and the owner of the country's largest garden ornament.
Up to 70% of young people in the UK experience bullying, a social issue that Jodie Marsh addresses through her own experiences and those of others.
Kenny Kendawg states, "The coronavirus, it's here to stay," reflecting on the lasting impact of the pandemic on daily life and future plans.
An 8-year-old boy from Gaza returns home after a year of growing food for his family, highlighting the resilience of children in Palestine amidst adversity.
A man reflects on his life and the significance of his garden, highlighting the moments that shape our identities and connections.
Alys Fowler shares her techniques for growing tomatoes and Swiss chard in modules.
A family in Berlin aims to reduce their carbon footprint by 56 percent over one year, participating in a project with 90 other households.
Jamaica Kincaid explores the complex relationship between gardening, colonialism, and the act of naming, reflecting on how these themes shape her identity and writing.
Air plants, like Lancia mini-me, thrive without soil and adapt to diverse environments.
Learn to build a garden bench using a countersink pilot bit for a professional finish.
Jane Perrone discusses James May's unusual plasticine garden at the Chelsea Flower Show.
Chad Markovic has spent over 35 years running Noble Plant in New York City, where he teaches customers to listen to their plants for better care.
