Several years ago, I started blogging about our concerns for pollinators – the bird, bees, and butterflies – that are key to our gardens and essential to much of our […]
‘Bee’ Kind to Our Pollinators
Several years ago, I started blogging about our concerns for pollinators – the bird, bees, and butterflies – that are key to our gardens and essential to much of our […]
As gardeners and plant enthusiasts, we’ve always believed in the importance of “cultivating” the good in our community. When you sow seeds of kindness and commitment in the place you […]
By definition, warm season vegetables are the ones that really can’t stand the cold – things like tomatoes and eggplants and melons. Because they are so susceptible to cool temperatures, […]
If I say shrub to you, what do you think of? A row of hedges planted along your property line to give you privacy? Or maybe some dwarf evergreen shrubs […]
Perennials are the backbone of any garden. They offer almost endless diversity in color and shape. You can plant them almost anywhere in your garden because there are perennials that […]
When our record snowfall melted away recently, I was finally able to see the ground and plants in my yard and realized that after this really long winter, spring prep […]
It officially became spring this week and that can only mean one thing – it’s seed potato season! Yes, you can easily grow your own tubers to enjoy baked, mashed, […]
It’s a question I get asked all the time at the nursery: Do you need to water your garden in winter? Yes, you do. While your garden has gone dormant, […]
It’s almost the end of 2022 and time to make those New Year’s resolutions, and if you are like me, making sure I’m healthier in the coming year is at […]
I hope you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving and are looking forward to the upcoming winter holidays that make this time of year so special. Of course, when we say […]