Plant lovers, retired horticulturists and home gardeners may decide that setting up a nursery provides them with a business opportunity that meets both personal and professional desires.

Yet a fresh plant can carry an abundance of both culinary and medicinal legacy. Take sage, utilized by humans for thousands ...

Knowing the strengths and weaknesses of your competition allows you to position your plant nursery where your strengths prevail. List each nursery, including the plant departments of big-box and ...

The Summer Crimson program enables us to cover important Harvard and Cambridge news year-round while simultaneously developing our business. As Crimson editors are full-time students from ...

Sage Stossel is a native of Belmont, Massachusetts, and a graduate of Harvard College (1993), where she contributed a weekly cartoon strip, "Jody," to the Harvard Crimson. She is an editor at *The ...

one thing rings clear: whether they’re teaching Taylor Swift or Tocqueville, Harvard’s humanities are leaving many unsatisfied. The Harvard Crimson The University Daily, Est. 1873 ...

The strong flavour of sage means that a little goes a long way, especially if you're using dried leaves, so use sparingly. Sage goes well with pork, beef, duck and chicken recipes, and fatty meats ...

Whether or not spring comes in like a lion or lamb (or both!), an easier phenomenon to predict is the arrival of the first ...

A medicinal or pharmaceutical chemist researches and creates chemical compounds for use as drugs. By applying chemical research techniques to isolate natural healing agents or develop artificial ones, ...

Commissions do not affect our editors' opinions or evaluations. Sage Intacct is a software program that allows small business owners to track their income and expenses in multiple currencies ...

When is the Crimson Desert release date? First announced in 2019, Crimson Desert is a story-driven adventure from the team behind the Black Desert MMORPG. Four years since its initial reveal ...

In an April op-ed published in the Crimson, Randall L. Kennedy, a professor at Harvard Law School, criticized mandatory DEI statements calling them “counterproductive to efforts to undo the ...