You've worked hard getting that garden planted and tending it with care, but inevitably nature takes its course and the bugs find those veggies. But you can prevent pest damage and control problems.

Bare, exposed soil rarely exists in nature, so why should it be in your garden? Mulching with an organic mulch like straw will build healthy soil, conserve water, and help keep weeds at bay. In other words, it creates less work for you!

Soil is one of a gardener's most important resources, and preserving its health and vitality one of our most crucial responsibilities. Nourish the soil sustainably and you'll be rewarded with healthier plants and bountiful harvests for years to come.

No garden would be complete without its own natural recycling system, a compost pile. Without a way of dealing with compost, weeds and scraps are waste. But why create more trash when you can turn your garden and kitchen waste into valuable soil-building

You can trim your food budget while still eating well and keeping it green. In fact, there are many ways to lower your grocery bill while helping the planet out at the same time.

IN 2007 AND AGAIN in 2008, Citizens Bank Park was named North America's Most Vegetarian-Friendly Ballpark. And after more than a decade of drought, in 2007 and again in 2008, the Phillies made the playoffs. Coincidence? Not if you ask Scott

Through my experience growing organic veggies in a plot in my local community garden, I'm starting to learn the ins and outs of growing plants in my local climate. I wanted to share an update as well as some things I have learned from community gardening.

The Tin Angel Cafe is right across from Pioneer Park at 365 West 400 South. The funky ambiance manages to avoid both kitsch and preciousness, not a mean feat. The outdoor patio is a fun space overlooking the park across the street.

Simplicity, simplicity, simplicity! We are happy in proportion to the things we can do without. --Henry David Thoreau

It's peach season! Fresh peaches are abundant in many farmers' markets right now, and they are delicious this year. Take advantage of a fresh, local, seasonal ingredient for your evenings on the deck with this summer-in-a-glass recipe for peach wine sprit