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Spring 2023

Scapes and scallions

Garlic scapes and their younger cousins scallions offer a hint of what’s to come in the garden. » More ...

Kids at a camp in eastern Washington stand on a wooden bridge

Winter 2022

Waiting to exhale

It’s a rendezvous in a trusting environment for military kids—whose families sacrificed for their country. » More ...

Various Types of Canned Vegetables on a Wooden Table in a Dark Environment

Spring 2021

Can-do attitude

Home canning had already been making a comeback. Then the pandemic hit. » More ...

Fenced in garden with barn in background

Winter 2019

Little farms on the prairie

Small farms are a big draw through agritourism supported by Washington State University Extension. » More ...

Kids in Burundi with produce from their gardens meet WSU and 4-H guests (Courtesy Pat Munts)

Winter 2019

Washington State University Extension, 4-H, and nonprofit volunteers work with schools in Burundi to establish garden programs and promote peace as the African country recovers from civil war. » More ...

Fall 2015

Tomatoes

A fruit of myths and legends, and a treat for many gardeners. » More ...