In the blink of an eye, last week Hands On Harvests and the Fairfax County Master Gardeners gave out 32 tomato plants in self-watering...

escrito por Jim Howland traducido por Josué Palacios

by Jim Howland, lifetime gardener and technical education teacher at Falls Church High School. His engineering students will start...

Hands On Harvests was asked to be part of this blog post from Redfin, sharing gardening tips with apartment and other small-space...

Successful small-space gardening tips from Casandra Lawson, who's mastered the art. Meet Casandra for a free talk and tour of her...

No yogurt cups. No peat pots. Not even eggshell cartons. The only things Hands On Harvests' master seed starter George E uses to get his...

Seed-starting can be cheap and easy. Pick up tips on equipment from Hands On Harvests mentor and Master Gardener Lori Krishnan.

Want to save tomato seeds but don't know how? Let this Grow a Row family of volunteers show you! The kids provide masterful narration and...

It's the veggie gardener's autumn dilemma: Keep the tomatoes for a little bit longer or remove them? Remove them, says US Botanic Garden...

12 lbs of garlic grown by Lori in the school garden she maintains. by Lori Krishnan 1) Garlic needs full sun. Don't bother placing your...

Peggy Riccio, president of the Potomac Unit of the Herb Society of America, gave Grow a Row FC a literal car full of herbs dug up from...

THANK YOU to Grow a Row FC volunteers! We delivered our first donation of fresh, healthy (and gorgeous!) produce to Food for Others this...

Several years ago, a class of 5th graders and I created a Victory Garden at the school where I teach environmental education. We all were...