Heather Kirk-Ballard is a local journalist based in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. She writes for various publications including The Advocate, BELTRAN, MARY JANICE, NOLA.com, Tri-Parish Times & Business News. Heather's articles primarily focus on gardening, landscaping, and horticulture, providing readers with valuable tips and insights on how to create beautiful outdoor spaces.
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Heather Kirk-Ballard's coverage primarily focuses on house, home, and family-related topics with a specific emphasis on gardening and plant care. Her articles often delve into seasonal themes, providing readers with valuable insights related to winter gardens, native wildflowers, and landscaping.
Given her focus on local content in Louisiana and Baton Rouge, she would likely be receptive to pitches that offer expert advice or unique perspectives specifically tailored to the gardening challenges faced by residents in this geographic area. Additionally, given the seasonal nature of much of her work, she may appreciate timely pitches related to upcoming seasons or holidays.
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Vegetables can be produced in a hydroponic system that utilizes small spaces.
By: Heather Kirk-Ballard
As land becomes more urbanized and shrinking lot sizes limit outdoor space, growing a garden may feel like an out-of-reach fantasy to many people.
By: Heather Kirk-Ballard
Think you need a lot of space to grow a vegetable garden? Think again.
One of the most common causes of plant death is water — more specifically, too much or too little water.
One of the most common causes of plant death is water — more specifically, too much or too little water.
By: Heather Kirk-Ballard
In June, we celebrate National Pollinator Month in the U.S., honoring tiny but vital creatures and highlighting the significance of pollinator gardens and native plants in preserving our ecosystems.
Fall webworms make webbed areas at the ends of tree branches and form an aggregation there, where they feed on the foliage.
By: Heather Kirk-Ballard
Did you know figs are easy to grow and nutritious? Read on.
By: Heather Kirk-Ballard
As humans, we need water, food and sleep. OK — more than that. We also need a good immune system, among other things.
By: Heather Kirk-Ballard, Todd Miller
Summer is the best time to just sit back and enjoy your garden. While you’re at it, you can start thinking about fall gardening and planning bigger landscaping projects.
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