The Good Sense of a Garden
By Karen Kahle, CGC Executive Director
Let's do our best to continue the "limitless pattern of good health and good sense" that gardens create!
Confessions of a Black Thumb
By Maura Moran-Berry, CGC Board Member
How does a self-proclaimed plant destroyer end up on the board of a plant-focused nonprofit?
Problem Solving with Native Plants
By Julie Dennewitz, CGC Horticulturist
If our plants are like a scrapbook of our lives, the next chapter must incorporate more plants native to our area, even if adjusting our preferences and practices feels challenging.
When the Past Becomes the Present
By Kymisha Montgomery, CGC Urban Agriculture Coordinator
Each crop has an origin and a history of how it came to be. What makes heirlooms so special?
The Plants of GrowFest
By Sam Settlemyre, CGC Conservation Program Manager
Our spring sale has always reflected the gardening philosophy of the CGC at the time—and GrowFest is no different! Here's a look at what we're offering (and why).
The Luxury of an Unexpressed Thought
By Mary Dudley, CGC Ecology Education Manager
If we don’t listen to the message of the Earth, we cannot begin to heal her wounds. Will you give yourself permission to listen
Green Flea, Past & Present
By Shelby Beckner, CGC Community Engagement Coordinator
The beloved Green Flea would not be possible without the dedication and support of some incredible volunteers. Here's your chance to meet a few of them!
CGC Spring Updates
From arboretum status to CGDT graduates and interns to new staff members and more, we've hit the ground running this spring!
Donors & Sponsors
We depend on the generous support of individuals and businesses to keep doing what we do. Thank you for sustaining our work!
