October 22, 2016 – Master Gardener, and Certified Arborist, welcomed Jim Duthie to help answer questions and to also talk about gardening myths. Now is the time to rake up your leaves, but don’t throw them away. Mulching is your friend. Grind them up with your lawnmower and either put them in your composter or spread […]
Fall has barely started and winter is knocking at the door. It won’t be long and we’ll be bundled up against the cold weather counting the days until spring. One of the best ways to realize that winter is behind us is to look out one day and see the first daffodil, nodding it’s yellow […]
Putting your garden to bed is a gradual process that takes time to complete. When we finish, sometime between Thanksgiving and Christmas, the ground is most likely frozen and even the hardiest of hardy plants have had it. Because we’re still several weeks from Thanksgiving, I’m giving you a list of things that need to […]
Most of us don’t have room to overwinter plants indoors, but there are other ways to save geraniums, tuberous begonias, dahlias and gladiolus for next year. With just a little bit of effort, you’ll have your favorite plant again next spring, and as an added bonus, you’ll save some money. Use insulating material like sand, […]
