Have you ever bought mums for fall decoration and thrown them out after they’ve died? Do you wish that you could use these to add color to your landscape? You can! I’ll explain how to care for mums, how to create more blooms on them and how to incorporate them into your landscaping. I’ll also […]
4 New Roses To Add To Your Garden This Year
Roses are a classic staple in the gardening world. For good reason, I might add! They are the perfect addition to any landscape, adding color, height and fragrance. There are a variety of types of roses to choose from, making it easy to find something that suits your ideal palette and well thought out plans. […]
July Garden Tour
Welcome back to another edition of Tuesdays In The Garden! This week, we are excited to share with you what we are growing and harvesting in our July gardens. It’s lovely to see the yard full of color again. The veggies and herbs are thriving, and I’m loving watching all the pollinators make their daily […]
My Top 5 Spring Garden Blooms
The spring gardening season is always full of anticipation and excitement here in New England. Although the average last frost date for USDA zone 6a has passed, it’s still dropping into the low 40’s at night. My garden beds are not filled to the brim with beautiful flowers yet, and the wait for blooms can […]
Hardy Perennial Flowers for Alaska Part Two
Snapdragons, nasturtiums, marigolds, sweet peas, pansies, and so much more. Flowerbeds can be beautiful even in the short Alaskan growing season. But the cost of replacing annual flowers every spring adds up fast and can often push your garden over budget, not to mention all that replanting is a lot of work. I think I’ll […]
Hardy Perennial Flowers for Alaska
At the moment, the homestead is severely lacking in flower beds. There’s one still trying hang on, but it’s full of grass and has been for many years. I’d love to add more, but the main focus for the past couple years has been veggie production. Knowing that veggies will always be our main focus, […]
