Plant a Tree This Fall
There are so many reasons to add a new tree to your landscape this Fall that it’s hard to find a reason not to. Just think about it. Trees will……
Fall Container Planting with Bumper Crop® Potting Soil
Fall is an exciting time of year in the landscape! The air is crisp and cool, and the colors of nature change from the hot tropical hues of Summer to…
Vegetables: Summer Planted; Fall Harvested
Fresh vegetables don’t have to end as the days grow shorter – fall is a great time to harvest crops planted in mid to late-summer and picked right up to,…
Raising Root Crops
Root crops are among the easiest vegetables to grow, and often the first and last vegetables in the garden to mature. Your garden may produce enough vegetables to take you…
The Pumpkin Patch
When sweater weather arrives, our first inclination is to run for the nearest pumpkin spice latte. We adorn our autumnal doorways, walkways, porches, and mantles with colorful pumpkins. It’s tradition…
Get the Kids—and Picky Adults—to Eat Their Veggies on June 17, National Eat Your Veggie Day
There’s one in almost every family: the kid (or adult) that boycotts veggies. What’s a gardener to do?
We Can’t Do It Without Pollinators
There’s a good reason we celebrate pollinators with National Pollinator Month in June: without them, we’d be sunk.
King for a Day: It’s Time to Celebrate Dad
Show Dad your appreciation for all he’s done with a fabulous Father’s Day celebration.
Grow Big Flavor in Small Places
If you love the flavor of homegrown fruits and veggies but think you don’t have enough space to grow them, think again!
Spice Up Your Culinary Creations with Herbs
The first week of May is National Herb Week—a perfect time to celebrate the delicious flavor and fragrance of herbs by creating an herb garden for someone who loves to feed her favorite child with delicious homemade meals.