A LITTLE FALL PLANTING, A LOT OF SPRING COLOR Some of the first flowers we look forward to every spring get their start months earlier. Tulips, daffodils, alliums, hyacinths, crocus, and other spring-blooming bulbs are planted in the fall, giving them time to develop roots and experience the cold temperatures they need before putting onRead More →
TIRED SUMMER VEGETABLE GARDEN–WHEN TO PLANT FOR FALL? By August, even the happiest summer vegetable garden can begin to look a little tired. The tomato plants may be slowing down. The cucumbers may be fading. The squash vines may have given you just about everything they had to give. It can feel like the gardeningRead More →
SIMPLE TIPS FOR HEALTHY, THRIVING BULBSFall is the season to dream ahead to spring color! Whether you’re planting cheerful daffodils, elegant tulips, or fragrant hyacinths, starting now ensures your garden wakes up bright and beautiful when winter fades. With the right tools and a few smart techniques, your bulbs will thrive for years to come.Read More →