Consumers can find items like strawberries, asparagus and beets at markets, stands and grocers among South and Mid-Atlantic States.
In addition to asparagus, growers have squash, carrots, cucumbers and much more.
Tulip enthusiasts climb great heights to photograph some of the world’s most hard-to-find varieties.
Colorblends Wholesale Flowerbulbs and the Amsterdam Tulip Museum share these on TulipsintheWild.com
Summer veggies on the plate
Fluffy turnips offer light dish
Fresh turnips from the garden can turn into more than a traditional dish with a little imagination.
Try creating a soufflé with turnips and onions whipped with some fluffy egg whites.
Rare tulips sought in the wild
(Photo credit: Colorblends.
By Bobbie Whitehead
Posted June 1, 2016
The National Garden Bureau is accepting applications through July 31 for its Therapeutic Garden Grants.
For communities interested, NGB's Therapeutic Garden Program supports gardens that "promote the health and healing powers of human interaction with plants," the organization writes in a news release.
In its third year, the NGB therapeutic garden program supports rehabilitating people in “difficult situations," said Heather Kibble, National Garden Bureau president.
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