By Arzeena Hamir, MSc If rain, sleet, or even snow is keeping you out of your garden but you are itching to get your hands in some soil and see green things growing, now is the perfect time to raise … Continued
By Jennifer Banks-Doll. Are the long lists of suggested varieties of tomatoes, peas and cucumbers in seed catalogues making you feel a little dizzy and overwhelmed? Are you wondering which seeds to order for success this year in the garden? … Continued
by Eileen MacKay There is a lot of snow out there today! Longtime gardener Eileen MacKay sent in a note for all the gardeners out there wondering what to do. I would suggest to all the gardeners that they go … Continued
Compiled by Lucretia Schanfarber Recent below zero temperatures are tempering any plans for planting outside but when it warms up a bit, it’s game on! For now, though, there are all kinds of other garden-related tasks to accomplish in February. … Continued
by Karen Dunn Snow in the forecast. Subzero temperatures. I usually wait until the thermometer reads zero before I start mulching and covering. (Because I am a procrastinator, no other reason). My hands get cold, my mulching leaves are half … Continued