October On The Farm
There’s much to do on a flower farm in the fall, and this season in particular is shaping up to be a busy one for my small but dispersed operation. We’re still harvesting and selling […]
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Flowers to Plant in July
Happy summer out there to all you gardeners! As the temperatures heat up and the spring crops fade away, it’s easy to be left with unexpected empty space in the garden. Fear not, for there […]
Read MoreHow to Grow Bouquets All Summer
It’s not too late to make sure you have abundant flowers in the garden all summer long. For those gardeners out there who want to go beyond simple vases of roses or zinnias on the […]
Read MoreTips for Starting Your SIP Garden
Gardening seems to be on everyone’s minds these days as we spend our time sheltering in place. Whether you live on a bit of property, have a city lot, or live in an apartment, starting […]
Read MoreResources For Planting A Garden
As the weather warms in late spring, many of us turn our attention to our gardens to get them revved up for the season. This year, as people are sheltering in place and avoiding supermarkets, […]
Read MoreLocal Farms Supporting Us Through The Pandemic
During these uncertain times, our small local farms are stepping up to feed their communities. I want to highlight the new systems and options that our food farmers are scrambling to offer us as we […]
Read MoreMarch Ask A Gardener
It’s time for all your burning garden questions, March edition! Q: The weather has been so warm, and my plants have really taken off. But in the upcoming forecast I see temperatures dipping down into […]
Read MoreA Dry February
As I left my house this morning to head out to one of my fields, I couldn’t help but notice my tall rain boots sitting in the far corner of the mud room, dry and […]
Read MoreAsk The Gardener
It’s time for another installment of “Ask The Gardener”! Each month we’ll tackle a few burning questions that either you have sent in or that I’ve been asked in the field or out in the […]
Read MoreJanuary in the Garden
Happy new year out there! I was out in the field in a t-shirt all morning weeding the (prolific) grass out of my new field, remarking to myself on how different the growing climate is […]
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