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A special portion of our farm is dedicated to flower lovers like yourself. A full mix of dahlias and greens for the person whose home feels different when there are new flowers on the counter. It includes new friends and as well as ardent supporter of our farm from the beginning. Here’s how it works: … Read more
There aren’t many flowers that can handle cold weather, but pansies and violas come in a lot of different colors when it gets cooler. You can even mix and match them in the garden to give your early-blooming flower bed more color. The two flowers look so much alike that many people mistake one for … Read more
With their towering stalks and showy golden blooms, sunflowers are a favorite flower for many gardeners. Their impressive height and vibrant color add stately drama to any landscape or container. However, like all plants, sunflowers have particular watering needs to thrive Understanding how long sunflowers can go without water can help you prevent wilting and … Read more
Tomatoes are the holy grail of gardens. Who can say no to all those sweet, juicy balls that ripen in the sun every summer and fill the air with the strong smell of tomato vine? Without a doubt, it’s one of my favorite plants to grow every year. I grew it in my last garden, … Read more
Pineapples are compostable, but some gardeners avoid pineapple scraps because they are acidic. Small pieces of ripe, old, or moldy pineapples are fine to compost. But if you’re composting a lot of unripe pineapples, you should use deacidifying products like hydrated white lime to lower the acidity and keep the pH level of the compost … Read more
A terrarium is a fascinating living work of art that can be used as both a do-it-yourself project and a natural piece of home decor. A succulent terrarium is basically a container—usually glass and often sealable—that holds soil, plants, and maybe some decorative items. It creates a small ecosystem right in your own home. Its … Read more
We were about to explore the green world of Brussels sprouts, those cute little green balls that are common in both gardens and kitchens. But did you know that the success of your Brussels sprouts can significantly depend on their neighboring plants? There you have it—the idea of companion planting is very important to the … Read more
Do you want to start a fight in an online gardening forum? Just ask, “Can you plant peppers deeply like tomatoes?” Then grab some popcorn and watch the fight happen. “No. People will rot the pepper stems and leaves if you bury them deeper than the pot they were in. “Oh, come on, that’s not … Read more
We offer a variety of spring annual flowering plants in a 6-06 package. Each flat contains 6 trays with 6 plants in each tray. For any gardener or plant lover the term “flat of flowers” is one you’ll come across frequently. But what exactly is a flat of flowers? This handy guide will give you … Read more
Tall bearded irises and Siberian irises bloom in late spring and look great in any cottage garden or flower bed. A patch of iris can look worn out after the flowers die off and the bulbs use up all the plants’ energy to get ready for winter. Planting iris plant companions that fill out and … Read more