By AMANDA ZAMBRANO Master Gardener Intern If you are enjoying an abundance of fresh produce from your garden right now, you’re probably dreading winter and a return to canned and frozen varieties. That doesn’t have to be your fate this winter. If you’re a die-hard gardener, winter gardening is possible, even this far north. Mid-August …read more.

By STEPHANIE FAROH MA, RD, CD Extension Educator-Health and Human Science, Purdue Extension Kosciusko County On hot and humid summer days, I always love a cool, crisp salad with lots of great vegetables on it. Lucky for us, the fourth week in July is National Salad Week and a great time to spice up our …read more.

By AMANDA ZAMBRANO Master Gardener Intern Vegetable gardens have been a source of much angst on my shady lot. I thought tomatoes and zucchini were easy to grow, and didn’t think twice about plopping them in my little 4’ x 8’ raised bed. The first year, my tomatoes did really well. That was the year …read more.