7 Winter Activities to Improve Your Garden
November 24, 2014Take advantage of winter downtime by preparing your garden soil and farm business goals for the next year’s growing season.
Take advantage of winter downtime by preparing your garden soil and farm business goals for the next year’s growing season.
Round out your late-fall garden chores by giving your rose bushes a little TLC.
Swiss chard isn’t only a delicious green to add to your dinner plate—it’s also a beautiful plant to liven up the urban landscape.
As the growing season comes to a close, I’m working hard to tidy up the garden and prepare it for winter—and you should, too!
Kale is the perfect crop to grow in fall in winter—it sweetens as the weather cools!
You’ll quickly notice the hallmark of the stinkhorn mushroom: a foul odor that can’t be missed.
This sweet cherry-tomato hybrid is a hardy plant and delicious to cook with—a win-win for any urban home gardener.
On a whim, I decided to plant potatoes this year and I’m so glad I did—75 pounds of delicious potatoes await the dinner table.
Have you noticed pinholes on your nightshades or brassicas? Flea beetle damage might be to blame.
Put in the work now to reap the beauty of these bulbs’ blooms in the spring.