3 Plants I’m Excited To Grow In 2024
January 9, 2024Did you know January is National Mail Order Gardening Month? Here are three plants that I’m excited to grow for the first time in 2024.
Farm Storehouse: 8 Products For The Farm & Garden
March 16, 2023These farm storehouse products—from seed tape to garden secateurs to a handy caddy and more—are designed to make your farm life work better!
Favorite Jung & Johnny’s Seeds For Your 2023 Garden
March 1, 2023Interested in trying something new in the garden this year? Consider growing one of these interesting offerings from two of our favorite seed companies!
The Case For Organic Seeds: Planting Resilience
February 13, 2023Organic seeds, by nature of unassisted growth, have to adapt in order to survive, developing resilience they can pass along to descendants. That’s a great reason to start you garden with organic seeds!
Seed Starting Tips & Tricks For Maximum Success
March 22, 2022Get a jump start on your garden by starting some of your seeds indoors! The tips and tricks in this video will ensure you get maximum seed-starting success.
UF Hack: An Advent Calendar Of Seeds
January 18, 2016Inspire green thoughts in the darker months by counting down the days until Christmas using heirloom seeds.
How to Organize a Seed Swap
January 18, 2016Get a jumpstart on the growing season and mingle with fellow growers by hosting a seed swap.
Fruit: A History of Apples
January 18, 2016Excerpt from the Popular Garden Series magabook Orcharding with permission from its publisher, BowTie magazines, a division of BowTie Inc. Purchase Orcharding here. Most historians believe the apple originated in the Dzungarian Alps, a mountain range separating Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and China, where wild apple trees still produce teensy apples the size and shape of the […]
Fruit: A History of Pears
January 18, 2016Excerpt from the Popular Garden Series magabook Orcharding with permission from its publisher, BowTie magazines, a division of BowTie Inc. Purchase Orcharding here. Pears were much beloved by the ancients. Homer called pears a “gift of the gods.” Roman horticulturists used grafting techniques to develop more than 50 different pear cultivars. Hardy varieties of pears […]
