As we start to thrill at the first cool fall evening, weekend of bonfire wiener roasts, and the colorful display of Midwestern deciduous trees, there is also work to be done. Our last few tomatoes might be taking longer to … Continued
It may be true that only certain flowers bloom in the spring, but that’s not true of many vegetables. Dutchman’s Breeches, Spring Beauties, Lily-of-the-Valley, and Crocuses announce that it’s time to open the windows after winter’s cold has finally subsided. … Continued
Who says that gardening starts to wind down in the fall? Probably not a gardener. Fall is a great time to start getting your yard ready for spring again. Yes, Halloween isn’t even here and plans are being laid for … Continued
The heat of summer is starting to cool. Not only do we take notice but plants do too. The sunny days and cool evenings will trigger that beautiful metamorphosis from green summer leaves to the fiery colors of fall. Gorgeous … Continued
Each gardener has his own tastes. You might like to mix your tomatoes and your marigolds or you may prefer to keep your neat rows of vegetables far from your manicured beds of perennials. Gardens are your landscapes and your … Continued
