Recently we picked up an exciting new how-to landscaping book called Edible Landscaping With a Permaculture Twist by Michael Judd. It’s a great little book to help gather ideas and inspiration. Some topics the book goes over are: How to make a Herb Spiral Rainwater harvesting Growing fungi Growing a food forest with uncommon fruits […]
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Spring is Near
As we stare outside it is hard to believe that soon enough the snow will melt, the ground will thaw and your spring bulbs will start cracking the Earth’s surface. Which makes now the perfect time to take advantage of these lazy, cold winter days and start planning your warm weather garden, be it a […]
Give Thanks & Plan Ahead
To all of our valued customers, we hope you’ve enjoyed your holiday season. Winter is a great time for families and gardens to relax, but a new year brings the warm welcome of Spring. OK – garden talk now! Unfortunately, not much is happening in the garden at this time, but in the spirit of […]
Plant Of the Month: Hamamelis Virginiana
Hamamelis virginiana: Common Witch Hazel is not only a great shrub/small deciduous tree with fall foliage attraction, but it creates these beautiful flowers in the early winter! It is native to the north east. I’m sure you are familiar with the name, as it has medicinally been used to treat inflammation, tumors, and swellings.
Quick Tips for Winterizing Your Garden
The cold weather is a reminder that it is time for your garden to rest. There is preparation to be done to have the garden clean and ready for its push of growth in the spring. Here are a few easy steps to help winterize your outdoor space. 1.) Simple Cleanup: Vegetable gardens and ornamental […]
Get Your Spring Garden Ready this Fall
Fall is officially here and the weather is turning fast! Before you sit down and enjoy another piece of pumpkin pie, take a moment to think about your landscape in the early spring. Are you happy with your spring blooms? Would you like to add more color? Now is the perfect time to plan for […]