Writer, Jamaica Kincaid in her home garden, Vermont, PHOTO by Rob Woolmington. Dear all, It is the garden world that I live in, work in, and am nourished by....

Melanie Falick is a maker of many things by hand – from gardening to knitting, welding to baking – she explores the connection between what we do with our ha...

Johanna Silver is a gardener, writer and editor, formerly the garden editor at Sunset magazine and regular contributor to Martha Stewart Living, Better Homes...

Fallon Shea is a rose devotee and roseologist currently making her life with roses in Southern California. Since the stay at home orders due to Covid-19 Fall...

If April showers bring May flowers, for me those flowers must include my roses. They are in peak bloom from late April through through the month of May, and w...

Lessons in Campsite Entomology & Observation: My sister Sabrina, my mother, and me. Paonia, CO circa 1967 "Will you sign this book for my daughter to be?" Th...

Uli Lorimer is director of Horticulture for the Native Plant Trust in Massachusetts. His work as a native plant and biodiversity advocate is informed by year...

Rebecca Burgess is a gardener, weaver and natural dyer. She is the Executive Director of Fibershed, the chair of the Carbon Cycle Institute, and the author o...

SAVING THE PAST FOR THE FUTURE, SOUTHERN EXPOSURE SEED EXCHANGE, with IRA WALLACE LISTEN TO THE PODCAST Have you noticed what is hard to find in these strang...

Rarely in most of our lifetimes has there been such an obviously perfect time to garden – for food, for fresh air, for mental clearing, for beauty and hope –...

POTTING UP ROOTED CUTTINGS, EARLY APRIL - BUTTE COUNTY, CA I am essentially a homebody. I always have been. At this stage of my life, I generally travel for ...

As we enter our next month of social distancing and self-isolation restrictions in our efforts to flatten the curve of the novel coronavirus COVID-19 outbrea...

Even in the midst of crisis, global fear, and necessary social distancing, Women’s History month on Cultivating Place continues this week with Christin Geall...

This week, in the midst of chaos and questioning, Cultivating Place’s Women’s History Month interviews get to the very basics of horticultural work with soil...

Women’s History month on Cultivating Place continues this week with Andrea DeLong-Amaya, Director of Horticulture at the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center ...

This week we wrap up our series on the healing power of gardens and kick off our Women’s History Month all at the same time. For every episode in March, Cult...

LEFT TO RIGHT: JANET SLUIS, KRISTEN WICKERT, JENNIFER JEWELL, ANNIE HAYES, YOLANDA BURRELL, CLARE COOPER MARCUS, LESLIE BENNETT Yesterday, March 1st - Women'...

As we continue our series on Healing Gardens and Therapeutic landscapes, this week we’re joined by Matthew J. Wichrowski, MSW HTR, Clinical Assistant Profess...

As we continue our series on Healing Gardens and Therapeutic Landscapes, this week we dive into one age old plant ally – the elder or elderberry, of the genu...

Even as a girl growing up in Puerto Rico, Perla Sofía Curbelo recognized that the simple act of picking flowers for her mother to put out in their home made ...

In our second episode in a series around the healing power of plants and gardens in our world, we get an overview of the professional field of Horticultural ...

Ahhh it is February – the first full moon, the first new moon, and the Lunar New Year are behind us. The novelty of 2020 has settled into more of a familiari...

Sanctuary. Healing. These seem to be things the whole world needs. And things we are looking for, in varying degrees of urgency and from varying kinds of wou...

"Frailty Myths offers workshops for women, trans, and gender non-conforming folks that provide a transformative experience through our experiential, intersec...