The Medicine Wheel Garden on the University of Southern Mississippi’s Hattiesburg campus is a space for plant life, spiritual renewal and learning. On Friday, fourth-grade students from Sacred Heart ...

DANBURY - About a dozen students stood in front of Broadview Middle School in a circle. While the sky was filled with gray clouds Thursday afternoon, the students envisioned brighter days with a ...

When Jan Iron asks the third-graders who come to the High Plains Environmental Center in October about objects they may have at home that they like one object invariably gets mentioned: pumpkins. Iron ...

In 2004, the Central Missouri Master Gardeners embarked on their largest project up to that point, inspired by the commemoration of the 200th anniversary of the Lewis and Clark Corps of Discovery ...

On Monday afternoon, Southern Miss student Sam Mingo received a text that "someone had written something in chalk in the (Medicine Wheel) Garden and it needs to be cleaned up right away." The person ...

I wanted to grow an indigenous plant garden, as well as veggie garden this year. After all, we don't get to see many traditional plants growing in the city. *Special offer only available to new ...

WANTAGE -- "Before 100 years ago, plant medicine is all there was," muses Paul Cardillo, Medicine Wheel garden designer and volunteer. "Lucky for us, the plants never forgot and we can still learn to ...

TULALIP — The Tulalip Tribes marked the first day of spring last week by dedicating a new medicine wheel garden and honoring a longtime friend. On the grounds of the Karen I. Fryberg Tulalip Health ...

WANTAGE -- When you plant a garden, sometimes you get more than you expect. Gardeners Paul Cardillo and Brian Hennessey had a vision "inherited from area youth" in the early 2000s for a community ...

When herbalist Lori Snyder offers to share her knowledge about edible and medicinal plants, attendees want to know how far into the forests or parks they have to travel to find them. “They’re there as ...

The University of New Brunswick has a new garden outside Marshall d'Avray Hall, which features species traditionally used for food, medicine, aromatherapy and ceremonies by First Nations people.