While there’s nothing quite like the fresh smell of spring flowers, now is a great time to feast your eyes on the blooming Boboli or Monet gardens. Tons of incredible green spaces around the world are ...

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The Christian Science Church, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The Church publishes the Monitor ...

Birds are chirping and the snow is almost completely melted. Spring weather means it’s the perfect time to get outside and get your hands dirty. Having a bountiful supply of fruits and vegetables ...

Veteran gardeners and those who are still a bit green will learn about new ways to raise vegetables at NDSU Extension's Virtual Gardening Saturday in April. Gardening Saturday, an annual event ...

The coronavirus has wiped out a big chunk of the usual spring selection of garden symposia and talks and has shut down public gardens. But that doesn’t mean garden looking and learning is a complete ...

Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s social distancing orders may have forced the cancellation of many city Parks Department workshops and in-person activities, but all hope is not lost! The agency has gone digital, ...

Commentary: Whether shaking trees on Animal Crossing or rising up the Botanist career ladder in The Sims 4, staying indoors has turned me into a virtual plant mom. Steph Panecasio was an Editor based ...

Q: What inspired this event? A: (“This Month in the Garden”) education series is a continuation of our “Seasonal Gardening for Beginners” classes. We host monthly gardening classes with the topics ...