Cold Northerly Winds Make For A Second Winter In The Garden
Spring is here, though some call it Second Winter or False Spring
Start Preparing Your Hardy Spring Vegetables & Flowers For Transplanting
Hardy annual flowers or vegetables are plants that can withstand temperatures down into the high 20s and thrive being planted in the early Spring or Fall and overwintered.
A Cold Winter Is Essential For The Survival Of Many Spring Plants
Winter is very important for many crops, including fruit trees, bulb flowers, and many other perennials that require chill hours for robust growth in the Spring.
Winter Is The Perfect Time To Start Your Summer Plants Inside!
The days are slowly growing longer, and I am sure many of you are getting that gardening itch. This is the perfect time to dig your hands into the soil, but indoors!!
Are You Chillin’ With Your Bulbs?
All Spring bulbs require some “chill hours,” like fruit trees. Chill hours are those spent below 45 degrees during the Fall, Winter, and Spring.
It’s Time To Start Thinking About Next Summer’s Bulbs
The days are approaching the shortest of the year, but that does not mean you can’t be prepared for next summer’s harvest. Garlic, onions, and shallots should be planted now and will create an excellent root system to bring a great harvest next summer.