Cottontail rabbits are a frequent visitor to many yards and gardens. A few rabbits are usually welcome and even entertaining to watch but as numbers multiply they can begin to cause serious damage in to your vegetable garden and plants in your landscape. It’s important to get rid of rabbits if this happens. Dealing with […]
How to Get Rid of Rabbits in the Garden
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Organic Lawn Fertilizer is Simple to Start
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I recently wrapped up step two of my annual organic lawn fertilizer program. The program includes four applications and I supplement the program with some additional best practices and services. Organic lawn care is important to me for the safety and health of my family, our rescue dog Lulu and our planet. One of my […]
Master Gardener Certification Start to Finish
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A few years ago I decided to tackle an item on my personal bucket list – Master Gardener Certification. I’ve now been a Master Gardener for five years. A big part of our role is to educate the community and citizens on gardening best practice and also how to become a Master Gardener. Today I’m […]
Get Rid of Deer With These 5 Proven Tactics
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The infiltration of deer into home gardens and landscapes is a widespread problem. Deer cause damage to vegetables gardens, trees and ornamental shrubs. Once deer begin eating in your garden, it is more difficult to get rid of deer. This is because their eating patterns are habitual and they will return to the same spot […]
Milk Jug Greenhouses: Easy Way to Start a Garden
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Usually I order most of my garden seeds for the year in January or February. A few weeks later I put together milk jug greenhouses. These easy, miniature greenhouses help give seedlings a jump start on the growing season. You can make them any time before your final frost date. This post will explain how […]
Free Garden Catalogs Help with Garden Planning
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The holidays are over and the New Year’s Day spirit is slowly waning. You realize it’s January and you have at least two to three more months of life in a frozen tundra. Time to order free garden catalogs! If you aren’t already on mailing lists for free garden catalogs, January is my favorite time […]
A Simple Way to Grow Lettuce in Winter
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Winter can be both a welcomed reprieve from gardening chores, or a season of dread for the home gardener. If you are the latter, have hope as you can actually grow lettuce in winter and keep your garden growing a little longer. You may have heard of using hydroponics and artificial lights to grow vegetables, […]