May’s Garden Chores
May 2018 By Scott Canning, Director of Horticulture May is the month that warms our gardening souls and then breaks our hearts. We seem to [...]
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05, 2018
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04, 2018
April’s Garden Chores
April 2018 By Scott Canning, Director of Horticulture Oh my, here we are: Late winter, turning into our precocious, New Mexico “spring”. Procrastinator that I [...]
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11, 2017
November’s Garden Chores
By Scott Canning, Director of Horticulture Cutleaf staghorn sumac (Rhus typhina 'Laciniata') in fall color. Photo by Janice Tucker. Come November, most gardeners [...]
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06, 2016
Romancing the Pollinators
Article by Maggie Lee, Terra Flora Garden Design Last year in early November with warm weather still with us, I sat in the forest along the Big [...]
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03, 2015
Repost from Edible Santa Fe: “How Biodynamic Farming Spawned Organic Farming”
Original article by by Joseph Mora on February 18, 2015 How Biodynamic Farming Spawned Organic Farming, the Vanishing City of Golden Garbage, and the North American Biodynamic Conference in [...]
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01, 2015
Book Review – The Pruning Answer Book by Lewis Hill & Penelope O’Sullivan
Review by Sue Wise This little “how to” book is extremely valuable for any gardener. Whether one is working with a terrace, back yard, or [...]
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11, 2014
Book Review – “Cacti & Succulents for Cold Climates” by Leo J. Chance
Cacti & Succulents for Cold Climates by Leo J. Chance November 20, 2014 By Sue Wise Although the Santa Fe Botanical Garden (SFBG) [...]
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09, 2014
Video: Building an Inexpensive Erosion Control Dam
September 27, 2014 Watch this video to learn a technique to prevent erosion:
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05, 2014
Breathing in Life Forces with Biodynamics
By Susan Waterman Originally published March 2011 in Green Fire Times The Biodynamic Farming and Gardening Association says: “Biodynamics is a type of organic farming [...]
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05, 2014
What is the climate of Santa Fe?
By Mollie Parsons, Education Director We have all heard Santa Fe referred to as a high desert, but in fact we are designated as a [...]
