With the first snowfall out of the way, thoughts turn to spring. Are you already culling seeds and planning your vegetable garden? Good, because planning makes the process easier! How long does corn take to grow from seed? One of...
Fall is typically the best time of year to reseed your pastures, but sometimes it is difficult to decide what type of pasture grass is right for you. Some important factors to consider include whether you plan to graze or...
Pumpkins are relatively easy to grow and can be a great project for family gardens! Whether you are new to gardening or are a seasoned grower, there are a few key things to keep in mind when planting your pumpkins....
In the fall, the crisp air eventually turns cold and our time to work in the garden comes to a close. Let’s face it, most of us are rather excited to have a break from the work, but to have...
Have you ever thought much about what plants need to grow? Being that plants are alive, they need some of the same things that you do to survive (think Maslow's hierarchy of needs, but plant version). Most notably plants need...
The best way to understand your soil health, and diagnose plant deficiencies, is to have your soil tested by a professional who can provide you with comprehensive results. In Pennsylvania, the Penn State Soils Lab is a common choice for...
Spring Fertilizer Tips from Laura Laura walks us through the best ways to fertilize trees, shrubs, perennials in early spring. Always make sure you see some growth on your plants before you give it any fertilizer. When Gardening, always...
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