By AGNES PASCO CONATY As I take in the seasons in my West Laurel backyard, I often think about math— an
By CINDY LONG Visitors to the Laurel Museum regularly ask volunteers about the purpose of bronze markers on historic homes
By RICK BORCHELT I was working in my garden on Hallowe’en 2010, consigning spent pepper and tomato plants to the
By JIMMY ROGERS Native gardening has not only grown more popular in recent years, but the techniques and approaches have
Dear Miss Floribunda, I very much enjoyed the informative talk given by Kathy Jentz, editor of Washington Gardener magazine, at
By AGNES PASCO CONATY Many structures in the District — the monuments and museums, the federal buildings — reveal much
By JIMMY ROGERS Few areas challenge gardeners like the strip of land closest to our homes. Builders will often plant
By RICK BORCHELT Look carefully through clumps of goldenrod or asters this month, and you’re likely to find a
This is part of a “Science of the City” series on micromobility on the Route 1 Corridor. By PAUL RUFFINS
By IMKE AHLF-WIEN Many years ago, during a walk through the neighborhood, I had a lovely encounter: A man was
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