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Williamsburg Debuts Plant Collection Created Especially for QVC(R)

Williamsburg Debuts Plant Collection Created Especially for QVC(R)

By Staff Reports on 4 March 2010

Williamsburg will debut seven collections of live plants on QVC in March.

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Vegetable-Growing Notes for Central Virginia

Vegetable-Growing Notes for Central Virginia

By Ken Bezilla on 8 February 2010

Learn dates of last planting for fall and cold hardiness for veggies.

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Fall/Winter Vegetable Gardening, Part I

Fall/Winter Vegetable Gardening, Part I

By Ken Bezilla on 1 February 2010

Fall & winter home gardening basics from Southern Exposure Seed Exchange.

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Using Herbs to Beat Winter Blues

Using Herbs to Beat Winter Blues

By Michelle Reeves on 4 December 2009

Learn about herbs that can lift spirits and sooth stress.

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Herbs for Heart Health

Herbs for Heart Health

By Michelle Reeves on 27 October 2009

Heart-healthy herbs that may strengthen your ticker…

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USDA Joins FDA Efforts on New Food Safety Regulations

USDA Joins FDA Efforts on New Food Safety Regulations

By Staff Reports on 5 October 2009

FDA is gathering information and seeking feedback from the fresh produce industry.

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Veggie-Traders Trading Homegrown Produce

Veggie-Traders Trading Homegrown Produce

By Linda Goin on 19 September 2009

Are you tired of wasting – or composting – perfectly good homegrown and organic produce? If you don’t have time to can or if you don’t have a bunch of hungry family members and neighbors, then you can shed that excess produce through the new Veggie Trader…

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Can You Dig a Winter CSA?

By Linda Goin on 17 August 2009

No, we don’t mean the Confederate States of America. CSA now stands for Community Supported Agriculture, a means to gain access to locally grown fresh produce. Now, you can buy that produce from Frog Bottom Farm.

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