By Jennifer Torrance, Science Education Coordinator

Jennifer here with Gardening Tuesday! Did you know that your vegetable garden might be a fruit garden? By now, many of us have heard that a tomato is actually a fruit, but it doesn't stop at tomatoes. So what are the...

By Maris Altieri RD, LMP Coordinator

Do you ever feel that your produce goes bad immediately after purchasing? Sick of soggy, wet greens filling your crisper drawer? You might not be storing your produce correctly! Check out this video where we discuss how to extend...

By Sarah Cullo, LMP Program Coordinator

This week we are talking all about harvest! Learn all about eating the rainbow while playing a matching game you can make at home.  

By Julianna Razryadov, Curator of Horticulture

Every week there is more color in my neighborhood. Can you find some of these near you? Phlox subulata has been blooming in my neighborhood and I want to bring attention to it today. This U.S. native is widely cultivated. I love...

By Phipps Master Gardener

Have a question about your perennials, houseplants or turf grass? Worried about pests in the garden, hydrangeas that won't bloom, or tomatoes that died on the vine? Dr. Phipps can help! Ask Dr. Phipps is a free service...

By Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens

We at Phipps are always thinking of our members, visitors and friends, and during these uncertain times, we want to provide you with nature's beauty and inspiration, just like we would if you were with us in the glasshouse....