Gardening

It smells like either death, rotting fish, sweaty socks or a combination of all three.

Those squirrels don't stand a chance.

No, they are not trying to give their yards a much needed bath.

Interestingly enough, it turns out that this is less a horror story, and more of a love story—between the ants and the peonies.

There's one flower that's not only deer-resistant but can stand up to the cooler nights of fall and will add a splash of color to any New York garden landscape.

While the event focuses on flowers and herbs, there is a lot more to do.

So, a few inches of snow must mean start gardening, right? Well, yes.

Whether you have a green thumb, a brown thumb or something in between succulents make for a charming and surprisingly easy-to-maintain addition to any indoor decor out an outdoor garden. If you’re jonesing for a bit of greenery ahead of spring right about now these essential succulent supplies will scratch that itch in no time.

As more people are rediscovering their green thumb, there’s a good chance that you’ll continue to see this hot garden trend spread across New York in 2022.

Not only did one Binghamton girl get an education in gardening, but she took the title of Best in New York and won a scholarship for her colossal cabbage!