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A Bermudian living abroad has brought together all the tropical splendour of gardens in Ghana in a new coffee table book. The book is called A Look Behind the Walls and is currently available for order. It is co-written by Bermudian Karen Hendrickson...

The Garden Club of Bermuda has awarded six green-thumbed students with its 2013 Scholarship Awards. In a presentation last week, Huston Eugene Carter II, Denzel Simons, Deborah Joan Collins, Arthur Begeman, Kyle Furbert and Taylor Gorham each receive...

The American Rose Society recently visited Bermuda, helping bring fresh bloom to the upper ranks of the Island’s roses. Society president Jolene Adams and ARS members were here to judge a Bermuda Rose Society show and teach a rose-judging course. “T...

David Wingate is carrying out a study to determine which mulberry species grow in Bermuda and if the red mulberry is native to Bermuda. His thoughts on this were outlined in two recent issues of the Green Pages. *** Last weekend steps were taken to a...

This is the last month to plant cool weather crops like carrots, lettuce, parsnip, kale, potatoes and broccoli. The usual warmer weather crops can be started now before hot weather sets like squashes, cucumbers, corn, bean varieties, sweet potato, me...

As many of my readers know February is not a month I consider as part of the garden calendar, it is a month when nothing really happens in the garden as if Mother Nature is undecided as to when spring should start. As they are not as active at this t...

Government House is the site of a new gardening programme launched for area primary schools and geared to help youngsters shun gang involvement. Governor George Fergusson’s wife Margaret described the programme and its establishment at the annual lad...

Hands in the soil, the sun on their backs, surrounded by giggling friends and investing themselves into something that will grow into their future: that’s engaged learning. And that’s what Prospect Primary 2s experienced when they worked with the Be...