Vegetable Growing Tips

Whether you're considering growing spring tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, or alliums in your garden, our flower bulb planting guide is here to help. In the following post, we'll guide you through the...

If you've ever wondered how to grow garlic in your garden, you're in the right place! Growing your own garlic is not only fun but also rewarding. In this guide,...

As the growing season unfolds, your garden becomes a canvas of hope and potential, with seedlings sprouting eagerly to life. To ensure the health and prosperity of your plants, it's...

Are you eager to grow a vibrant fall garden? There are many vegetables that can be planted in the summer for a fall harvest. In this blog post, we will...

If you plant it, they will come. “It” being summer & winter squash and “they” being a certain vexing insect triumvirate: the cucumber beetle, the squash bug and the squash...

In most cultures, whether ancient or modern, there is a certain dignity associated with tea time. Participants come to the tea table with a fancier cup, a better posture, a...

Seeds are a mysterious miracle of nature. Tiny and often unassuming. When you look at them in the palm of your hand, it’s hard to imagine how they can become...

We live in an era characterized by an increasing lack of control over our everyday lives, but one area where we do have the power to make relevant and meaningful...

How long will your seeds last? How do you store seeds to make sure they stay viable? If you're not sure, then you're in luck. In this post, we'll tell...

Once spring has arrived and your garden is starting show signs of hope and growth, you'll want set aside time to thin the seedlings. This is best accomplished on a...

Direct sowing, or direct seeding, is the sowing of seeds (vegetable, flower, herb) directly into the garden soil at the start of the growing season. Just as many varieties benefit...

Do you question which vegetables should be started indoors for transplanting and which seeds can be sown directly in your garden? We'd like to highlight some common warm & cool-season...