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Three-day event at the University of Ghana to highlight the importance of green spaces, environmental sustainability and inclusive urban development. Accra, Ghana — The Flower Community GH, in collaboration with the…
A chance encounter at the Staunton Farmers Market in Virginia, United States, in August 2023 has emerged as an inspiring example of how conversations about gardening and local food systems can influence community…
Garden For All (G4A) has announced a free gardening training programme for pensioners in Ghana, scheduled for November and December 2026. The initiative aims to promote healthy ageing, household food security,…
There is a special kind of joy that comes from harvesting food from one’s own garden. It is a feeling of accomplishment, gratitude, and connection with nature that cannot easily be replaced by buying fruits from the…
As Ghana advances the Feed Ghana Project to strengthen national food security, one critical component deserves urgent prioritisation: the Home and Urban Farming Initiative. Dr. Frank Kwekucher Ackah, popularly known as…
Many home gardeners get excited when their guava trees begin to flower and set fruit, only to be disappointed when some of the fruits turn out unwholesome, blemished, or rot before maturity. This concern was recently…
“Farming is life, farming is everything. My love for farming no be here oooo.” These simple but powerful words, shared by Amaka Adokwe on the Home Gardening Ghana Facebook page, capture the deep passion that binds…
A few months ago, gardening was simply an expression of love for beauty. It was about keeping the garden neat, green, and visually pleasing. There was no plan, no expectation—just the joy of nurturing a space. But…
Time with the Gardener is a weekly online gardening show hosted by Dr. Kwekucher Ackah, aimed at equipping households with practical knowledge to grow their own food and strengthen home-based food systems. In this…
Blossom-end rot is a physiological disorder of tomatoes and peppers. It is a disturbance in the normal physiology of the plant. It is non-infectious disease that is associated with environmental conditions. Symptoms and…
In the true spirit of love and generosity, Kweku Opare Anobah, a dedicated member of the Home Gardening Ghana community, has announced the sharing of two (2) suckers of Apem Plantain this Valentine season, on February…
“This morning I’m here to encourage everyone to take charge of how to grow their own food in the smallest way possible.” These simple but powerful words, shared by Catherine Modzro on the Home Gardening Ghana Facebook…
