September 28, 2019
The Burgundy Zine #9: Back to School
By: burgundy bug
Tag: gardening
September 23, 2019
Gardening Guides: African Violet Update
As you may recall, we released an African Violet care guide along with a tutorial on propagating African Violets for the March issue of The Burgundy Zine.
Given that it’s been half a year since those guides were published, we figured it was time for a little update on how both plants are doing today.
August 11, 2019
What I’ve Learned From Hiking and Gardening
Hiking and gardening are two hobbies of mine that are separate, but deeply intertwined. The way soil slides through the spaces between my fingers, the pride I feel when the first blooms on a new plant appears, and the joy to be had hiking through the woods on a cool, summer afternoon has given me a newfound appreciation for all life on our planet.
April 11, 2019
Longwood Gardens: Springing into the Peak of the Season
Brilliant blue and yellow hues dance around the fields of Longwood Garden’s 1,083 acres while hyacinths hypnotize you with a floral aroma that’s carried by the warm, April breeze.
March 28, 2019
The Burgundy Zine #3: Grow
By: burgundy bug
Burgundy Zine Issue #3 Mar 2019 – Grow
March 26, 2019
Our Greenhouse in Southern England by Simon Holding
Simon Holding of Not You Mate shares his experiences gardening in Southern England
March 23, 2019
Gardening Guides: How to Propagate an African Violet from a Leaf
African Violets are one of the most common houseplants and a breeder’s dream come true. They are renowned for their beauty, elegance, and are incredibly easy to propagate.
March 22, 2019
Gardening Guides: African Violets
African Violets are one of the most common, delicate, colorful houseplants that have been coveted by casual gardeners and botanists alike for over 50 years.
While new gardeners are generally cautioned against experimenting with African Violets until they’re a bit more experienced, they are not as difficult to care for as some may assume.
March 20, 2019
Gardening Guides: Succulents
Whether you’ve got a green thumb or a knack for killing every plant you come in contact with, you can’t go wrong with succulents.