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It’s harvest time! After canning, pickling, blending, preserving, and drying, there couldn’t possibly be more garden work to do for the season, right? While we’re closing in on the fall,...

Early summer brings endless sunshine, warm weather, and the perfect conditions to grow produce and help flowers bloom. With April showers coaxing your seedlings into existence, the transition from spring...

We’re easing into the Summer, which means that your plants are beginning to flourish in the warmer weather. Lettuce and kale are growing bushier, the vines on your cucumbers are...

Mother’s Day marks several important occasions. For families, it’s a time to celebrate the mothers who work hard to help us grow. For gardeners, it’s a key date for garden...

Spring has officially settled into gardens everywhere, even though we’re still battling snow in Wisconsin. Your more fragile annuals have yet to bloom into the new season, but the tulips...

Starting your seeds is a gardener’s second favorite event of Spring. Watching your sprouts climb out of the soil and reach for the sun is an avid reminder of warmer...

Spring is past the point of creeping in, it’s made a full invasion into your local garden centers. With warm weather approaching and planting season only a handful of weeks...

If you’ve headed into your local garden center recently, you know that there are aisles upon aisles of seed packets filling any open space. Almost more fun than exploring the...

Winter is a hard season for plant lovers and gardeners alike, but there's an easy way to bring the garden indoors!

It's time to put your garden to bed for the winter! If you're looking for some tips on what to use, look no further!

  It’s fall y’all! Crisp autumn air, the leaves changing color, and your outdoor plants begging for a little extra love before the winter.  This season is probably the most...

No matter how well you tend to your lawn all summer, brown and dead patches are inevitable. Fall is a spectacular time to add compost to either improve an already...