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6 min read Gardening Tips

September is such a wonderful month in the garden! The air is crisp, the light is softer, and everything seems to have a golden hue. But, as any seasoned gardener knows, it’s also a time when pests can be particularly troublesome. It’s so frustrating to work hard all season, only to see your beautiful blooms...

7 min read Gardening Tips

September is such a magical time in the garden! The days are cooling, the light is softer, and there’s that delicious hint of autumn in the air. But even as the temperatures drop, watering your plants remains an essential task. It’s easy to think the cooler weather means you can slack off a bit, but...

7 min read Gardening Tips

Winter is creeping closer, and it’s time to get those raised beds in tip-top shape for the colder months! I know, I know—it can feel like a lot of work after a long gardening season, but trust me, the payoff is worth it. Preparing your raised beds for winter isn’t just about protecting your soil;...

8 min read Flowers And Houseplants

As the temperatures drop and the days shorten, it’s time to start thinking about how to protect your tender perennials from the chill of winter. If you’ve ever lost a beloved plant to frost, you know how frustrating it can be to see all your hard work vanish overnight! But don’t worry—with a bit of...

7 min read Gardening Tips

As the days grow shorter and the temperatures begin to drop, it’s time to start thinking about preparing your greenhouse for the fall and winter months. I know how tempting it can be to squeeze every last drop of summer out of your greenhouse, but taking the time to prep now will ensure that your...

8 min read Gardening Tips

September is the perfect time to get your garlic in the ground for a bountiful summer harvest. I know it might feel like you’re still winding down from the busy growing season, but planting garlic now gives it the head start it needs to develop strong roots before winter sets in. There’s something incredibly satisfying...