Tag: news

Canberra gardening expert and leading horticulturalist, Tracey Bool. Growing vegetables in your garden during winter is no walk in the park. Frosty mornings and the lack of warm sun is enough to deter healthy plants from thriving. To help keep your thumbs green in the cold (instead of blue with cold), local gardening expert and […]

Many new gardeners focus on planting in spring. But if you make the right choices for where you live, you can continue to sow and grow from June on through the rest of summer in order to have plenty of food in your garden through fall, winter, and into the following spring.  Those in temperate […]

Here in the Lowcountry, the summer and winter solstices, like the spring and autumn equinoxes, not only mark positions of the sun relative to the Earth but signal shifts in average temperatures. The summer solstice, June 21, marked the beginning of the heat and humidity of summer. Typically, the humidity begins to wane by the […]

On July 10, WERU’s station manager Matt Murphy will present on community radio and the media’s role in addressing the important news topics of today’s world. The Sunday Speaker Series continues the legacy of Helen and Scott Nearing, icons of the modern back to the land and organic gardening movements, who regularly engaged the community […]