(photo caption: Urban Harvest certified Permaculture Design graduates are the coordinating members of the Southeast Texas Networking community. L-R, Susanne Bonefas, Jessica Antonelli Shelly Immel, Shobha Lux) Introducing the Southeast…
Cultural Connections-- In the Garden: Keyhole Gardens Rooted in African Traditions By Janice BrownWhen we hear "Africa," visions of expansive land often come to mind. Which African Americans deriving from…
Small Scale Composting is presented in partnership with the City of Houston to promote sustainable and green practices for the backyard and community gardener.
Milby High School Community Revitalizes A Struggling Garden by James Li Located on Broadway street in the Greater East End of Houston, an area known as Pecan Park, the student…
2021 Summer Internship: Digging in to Community By James LiMy name is James Li, and I am currently a rising junior attending St. John’s School in Houston. As a 16…
Wild Bees in Your Garden: Cultivate Flowers and Habitat for Pollinator Friendsby Camia LowmanNext time you’re in the garden, take a closer look at the small fly on your flowers.…
By Angela Chandler The Upper Gulf Coast experiences occasional hard freezes each winter. Every few years, we have a freeze that can last a few days to a week. But…
by Betty Baer The first fruit tree sale I went to was at Rice University’s football stadium parking lot. It was one of those January days that was cool, dry…
The Urban Harvest Fruit Tree Sale is one of those amazing human events. For the last two decades, hundreds of people from all over have come to buy great fruit…
How the Fruit Tree sale fundraiser started and grew to the largest one day fruit tree sale in the nation.