gardening

The pandemic has hit the gardens of New Orleans.All over the city, people are renewing and doubling down on their gardening efforts, or planting and…

There's nothing like being stuck at home for weeks, maybe even months on end to turn your thumb green.As stay-at-home orders sit firmly, lengthily in…

Since 1972, a handful of New Orleanians have been celebrating and practicing bonsai, the Japanese art of cultivating miniature trees. The Greater New…

Poet Gary Snyder once said, “Nature is not a place to visit. It is home.” That sentiment, for those of us living in the middle of a city, can be hard to…

On this week's show, we're looking at farming across the state and the Americas.We begin on the West Coast, with a tour of Gourmet Mushrooms in Sonoma…

Between overgrown vines, prickly thorns, and bugs of all kinds, the Louisiana environment presents a formidable challenge for any landscaper. No one knows…

From community gardens in North Louisiana to village farms in Sub-Saharan Africa, local leaders are cultivating a passion for regional cuisine and…

The LSU AgCenter fosters agricultural, engineering and scientific programs across the state. On this week's Louisiana Eats!, we go across the state to…

If you don't mind the possibility of some chilly weather, you can go out and get some planting done in your vegetable garden now.

You see it in your neighborhood or on your way to work: an abandoned house or empty lot — a small piece of New Orleans which once belonged to someone, but…