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Gardening

Is your garden drenched?

On Cincinnati Edition, we discuss garden drainage after heavy rains.

Gardening

Winter pruning and other cold weather tips for your garden

On Cincinnati Edition's gardening show, we answer your questions with our gardening experts.

a close up of different lettuce varieties planted in a row

Environment

Could climate change mean more opportunities to grow food in Cincinnati? Yes, and鈥�

Isabel Nissley

As climate change makes growing seasons longer, urban farmers have the opportunity to produce even more.

A sensor sits on top of a compost box. Two wires extend from the sensor into decomposing leaves and food.

Environment

Want to know how your compost is faring? A local teen has created a device to do just that

Isabel Nissley

Angelina DiPaola's science fair project has turned into a nationally recognized innovation.

The Civic Garden Center in Avondale does a bee hive check and sees the queen bee near the center towards the bottom.

Science and Technology

Bees make some very smart decisions. Their brains are now a model for AI

Ann Thompson

Their fast and accurate decisions, like deciding which flowers to visit for nectar, could aid robots and self-driving vehicles.

Local News

Bee Sensors Manage Hives And May Help With Survival Of The Species

Ann Thompson

As experts try to get to the bottom of what's ailing bees, some beekeepers are using sensors to monitor the hives and uncover data that could help the鈥�

Community

Our Area Is Rich With Public Gardens, Parks, Woods And Green Spaces

The Cincinnati and Hamilton County park systems, the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden, Boone County Arboretum, the Civic Garden Center, Spring Grove鈥�

Arts

Decorating for the holidays with natural materials - great ideas from the Civic Garden Center

The days are getting shorter, darker, and colder as we head into winter, so what better time to think about sprucing up your house with some nice鈥�

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