Order today.  We’re proud to partner with Botanical Interests to offer you quality seeds & more that you can order from the comfort of home! Plus they have great information to help you grow an amazing garden this year. Click below and explore your spring! Botanical Interests Share this: Click to email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email Click to print (Opens in new window) Print Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new...

 Did you make a new years resolution? Was it to have a healthier lifestyle? If so we want to support and encourage you. All through the month of January we’re sharing via Facebook tips and facts about how gardening, fruits and vegetables benefit you.  Each post will be on this web page too.  Just a little encouragement so that this year you can resolve to grow! Fruits & Vegetables are Nutritious in Every Form! It’s a wildly...

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Zinnias make excellent cutting flowers. Don’t you just love fresh flowers at home? Cosmos on the dining room or coffee table, bachelor’s button by the bathroom sink, or sunflowers on the bedroom bureau-but they can wilt after only a day or two. Follow these steps and watch your cut flowers stay stunning for over a week!   –  Harvest the flowers when the buds are just starting to open. If possible, harvesting in the early morning...

Celebrate roots!  Roots are delicious! For Your Health Celebrate roots.  Now is the time to seed these delicious options to have a late fall bounty. Turnips, rutabagas, carrots, beets, parsnips, and radishes are all root crops that love cool weather, store well, and provide colorful, bountiful fall harvests right up until your first fall frost and even beyond. Cold-hardy crops, such as most root vegetables, are better able to survive...