gardening, lawn care
Having grown up around horses most of her life, local Leanna Maise has been able to turn her lifelong passion for horses into a small business opportunity, teaching local children horse-riding basics. […]
Drivers cruising down Interstate 310 can see a bountiful bloom of native Louisiana irises peaking up from the swamp. […]
In 2018 the Butterfly Dome at Luling Elementary School was slated for demolition, but the hard work, dedication and tenacity of several school employees, community partners and the St. Charles Parish Women’s Club means the dome is now once again bursting with colorful flowers and fluttering new friends. […]
Nothing completes a great recipe better than fresh herbs straight from your garden. Have you ever pulled out a recipe that calls for a specific fresh herb, gone to the grocery and couldn’t find it? Or you find it but it’s not the quality you want? Homegrown herbs to the rescue. […]
I’m all for national pride and unity, but who’s the darn Yankee who decided Labor Day is the end of summer in America? […]
August’s heat is at least as bad as July’s and we’re more tired of it by now. […]
Summer is now officially here, and it’s officially real darn hot outside. Summer heat is stressful on most plants, even those well adapted to this kind of climate. […]
The LSU Ag Center’s St. James Garden Contest winners were announced at Tomato Field Day, held June 13 at the Millet family (T-Black, etc.) farm in Paulina. […]
I like some mums and I cannot lie. We often purchase chrysanthemums (“mums”) as potted plants to give a little short-term color to fall displays. But once the blooms fade, do we toss them? Leave them? I say we should pull them up quickly to retrieve them! They’re actually perennials (plants that live for many years) and many can be taken out of their pots and grown in the landscape. […]
© Copyright 1999 - 2024 St. Charles Herald-Guide