If you have ever been flummoxed by a pest problem in your garden, I can assure you that you are not alone. Even the best gardeners are outdone by perplexing maladies

We have all done things in our lives we would like to forget, wishing we hadn’t done or said this or that. The excuse is, we are all human. We make

Even though my favorite season is fall, there is one thing about summer that I look forward to with much anticipation: fresh sweet corn, preferable on the cob, husks included. I

This year, Camp Adahi, a six day long sleep-away camp up near Nelder Grove, was held from July 19-24. Since 1954, this annual camp has only been made possible by Madera

Container gardening is a flexible way to grow vegetables, herbs, flowers, succulents and even fruits in limited spaces with the right container, soil and care. It can offer the ability to

Fall planting begins in September but summer heat can persist, so you may need to wait until later in the month. September and October are great months to do major lawn

Did you know that a group of owls is called a “parliament?” A parliament of Barn Owls now calls the 3 Sisters Garden home thanks to Rich Gilman, a Master Gardener

I’m not much of a TV watcher. I do enjoy some of the old TV shows, and the older movies, but this newer stuff is not for me. I don’t like

Bringing a 1976 Yosemite mystery home, “High Ground” captures the untold story of the Camp 4 climbers who turned a high-country plane crash into mountain folklore. Yosemite Cinema announced the exclusive

Despite August’s extreme heat temps, now is really a great time to start your cool season fall and winter gardens. If we look at USDA’s Plant Hardiness Zone Map (https://planthardiness.ars.usda.gov we