Laura Simpson is a columnist at various publications, including Religion Dispatches and The Weekly Times. She specializes in horticulture, sustainable agriculture, and organic farming, often discussing themes related to food preservation, edible landscaping, and the intersection of agriculture and tourism. Laura's insights and expertise have been featured in numerous outlets such as The Press-Enterprise and The Seattle Times.
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Laura's coverage is heavily focused on house and home topics, particularly gardening, trees, invasive plants, plant diseases, and home improvement. She also covers travel and tourism to a lesser extent.
Given Laura's focus on gardening and home improvement articles with an emphasis on announcements and reviews, she may be interested in receiving pitches from experts in horticulture or arboriculture who can provide practical tips for readers. Additionally, offering insights into the latest trends or innovations related to gardening could capture her interest.
For those involved in the travel industry specifically related to sustainable tourism or climate resiliency initiatives as seen from her article about BC Tourism Climate Resiliency Initiative Launches: Supporting a Climate-Ready Tourism Sector - Destination BC might find success when reaching out to Laura.
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By: Laura Simpson
The air fryers in the Taste Test Kitchen have never had such a workout. Over the past 12 months, we’ve been researching, experimenting, and testing a wealth of new ideas to keep up with Australia’s insatiable demand for air fryer recipes. Our team of recipe testers uncovered so many exci
By: Laura Simpson
Pesticide effectiveness can be a hit-or-miss proposition on the tiny insects Q. How do I know if my plants have thrips?
By: Laura Simpson
If summer is when seafood shines, and spring and autumn belong to chicken, then winter is undeniably beef’s moment in the spotlight. The taste team has been experimenting widely with different cuts of beef for winter 2026 — from slow cooker beef short ribs to a slow cooker steak curry made wit
Master Gardener Laura Simpson answers your questions Q. How do I stake my young tree? When should the stakes be removed?
By: Laura Simpson
Heightened protein awareness has become one of the biggest influences on our eating habits of the decade so far. Whether motivated by healthy weight maintenance, muscle building, managing energy levels, or all three — protein-conscious eaters are closely tracking their macros like never before. And,
Q. I have been getting a lot of videos on my feed about dry canning. What is it, and is it safe?
By: Laura Simpson
Q. How can I tell what is wrong with my lawn? It has brown spots here and there, but I don't know if those are from irrigation problems, insects or some disease.
By: Laura Simpson
Pesticides alone will not solve a cockroach infestation problem
By: Laura Simpson
Q. I have a business in a strip mall shopping center. Occasionally, we will see roaches, even though we don't have any kind of food on our premises.
