Mary Lee Minor

Birds need lots of fuel to keep warm in the winter. A feeder with seeds and suet can also provide entertainment for even the most casual birdwatcher.

As we cope with winter months, it is clear the wider world, the all-knowing one with all of its technology, is constantly trying to fix everything. Last week nourishing things that have been part of my diet for years were questioned in an unsolicited email.

As you plan your landscaping for this year, consider including native plants to help nature's pollinators.

Those with a green thumb when it comes to their outdoor garden don't always have the same luck with indoor plants - especially the flowering kind.

Dating back centuries in Japan, kokedamas are a unique way to grow plants at home. They are also fairly easy to create and maintain.

Centerpieces made by the Earth, Wind and Flowers Garden Club were featured at an Ohio Bluebird Society Conference. One member was even singled out.

Early signs of spring include blooming forsythia. This shrub is relatively low maintenance but it grows fast, which means certain challenges.

Flowers, from daffodils to hyacinths, have been popping up in gardens for a couple of weeks now thanks to warmer temperatures.

The total eclipse was the perfect opportunity for Bucyrus to showcase itself to visitors and for residents to display their floral creativity.

Those attending next week's Crawford County Fair will be treated to a number of new plantings as part of the 25-year-old \