Enlist insect allies in war against damaging pests

• By Jody Smith
• May 4, 2015

Swarming offers occasion to increase bee population

• By Pam Hinsdale and Jody Smith
• April 6, 2015

Local seeds often result in better acclimated plants

• By Jayme Grzebik
• March 2, 2015

Mildew is the likely culprit tainting mango flowers

• By Jayme Grzebik
• Feb. 2, 2015

Fertile soil and fewer pests are bright side of sunnhemp

• By Sharon Motomura
• Jan. 5, 2015

Wet weather increases risk of diseases in the garden

• By Kim Perry
• Dec. 1, 2014

Butterflies and honeybees are important pollinators

• By Pamela Hinsdale
• Oct. 6, 2014

Mushrooms and other fungi are natural and beneficial

• By Jayme Grzebik
• Sept. 1, 2014

Lure and help pollinators with buffet of tasty plants

• By Kim Perry
• July 7, 2014

Test your yard to prevent the spread of little fire ants

• By Christy Martin and Jayme Grzebik
• May 5, 2014

Using low-risk pesticides prevents damage to nature

• By Kimberly Perry
• April 7, 2014

Chinese rose beetles do damage after sundown

• By Marsha Yokomichi and Jayme Grzebik
• March 3, 2014

Now’s the time for planting vegetables, pruning trees

• By Lorraine Brooks
• Jan. 6, 2014

Rain gardens can reduce polluting water runoff

• By Kim Perry
• Nov. 4, 2013

Papayas not native to isles, but thrive in sunny weather

• By Lorraine Brooks
• Aug. 5, 2013

Urban gardens offer food and community connections

• By Sarah Henly-Shepard & Jayme Grzebik
• July 1, 2013

Conserve water by using native plants, good mulch

• By Star-Advertiser staff
• June 3, 2013

Children themselves thrive by growing things in nature

• By Jayme Grzebik, Leah Rothbaum and Lydi Morgan Bernal
• May 6, 2013