With so many people and families hunkering down because of the Coronavirus, we felt it might be a good idea to talk about indoor planting and preparing for your outdoor garden. Here are a few ideas and some things to remember for next winter so you can grow fresh herbs and some vegetables yourself! Indoor… Read more »
Test Your Soil and Get Growing
First, and foremost, the soil in your vegetable garden MATTERS! Testing your soil can make the difference between a great vegetable harvest from your garden or another dud this summer. Now, if you buy your soil from us, you’re already getting soil tested for all the right nutrients needed. You may be mixing soils, though…. Read more »
Ensuring Your Vegetable Garden is Organic
It’s really not that difficult to have an organic vegetable garden and only involves some basic steps.
Planning Your Landscaping
Now that we are settling indoors for that long winter nap, it’s time to take a hard look at your landscaping needs for the next outdoor season. If you start to build a plan now on changes you want to see with the landscaping in your outdoor spaces, you’ll be way ahead come April. Here… Read more »
Gardens in Winter
It’s almost like we skipped Fall and jumped right into Winter this year. Halloween certainly wasn’t the nicest! Right now, we have a few calm days before the real cold hits and if you haven’t taken care of your garden and prepped it for next year, we are here to help a few tips! Clean… Read more »
Are you FALLING for these Fall Landscaping Mistakes?
Now that the weather is cooling down you might be thinking that your gardening and landscaping tasks are done for the season. But, that isn’t the case! There are still certain tasks that need to be taken care of before you can pack up your gardening tools for the season. Raking Leaves. As pretty as… Read more »
Pushing Plastic out of your Garden
As gardeners (new or seasoned) we feel proud of the fact that we are contributing to nature with our gardens and landscapes. Something we might not be so proud of though is the amount of plastic that can be used while taking care of your garden. From plastic pots and tools to labels and disposable… Read more »