by eric | Apr 16, 2020 | Blog
Have you heard about the new space-saving seed that grows tomatoes, potatoes, cucumbers and even radishes all on one plant? I have not either. Actually there is a plant that grows tomatoes and potatoes, but we will leave that for another time. Instead I... by eric | Mar 3, 2020 | Blog
The azalea that is paler than the others, the hydrangea that just doesn’t seem to be growing or a dogwood that barely blooms; we all have that one plant that just isn’t happy. Like an unmotivated 15 year old teenager, sometimes they just need a kick in the butt.... by eric | Nov 20, 2019 | Blog
“Thanks for allowing me to fail over and over”, followed by a peck on the cheek. That was my wife’s greeting to me this morning while eating breakfast. An idea she had for a dessert for the garden club didn’t turn out as planned the night before. Why is it we... by eric | May 22, 2019 | Blog
Scavenger Hunt Write in the names By office (in front and beside the office) Find a Lover from the South You can play me in a band Annual Area Black shade cloth area across the drive from the office Find three annuals with a food in their... by eric | Apr 24, 2019 | Blog
Have you thought about growing your own? Strawberries are pretty easy to grow, but do require some soil preparation and attention during the growing season. Start by locating a sunny spot in the yard where your patch will receive at least 8 hrs of... by eric | Mar 27, 2019 | Blog
Ignoring the fact that our gardens are never finished, I was heading in a different direction with this question. Quite often we base our plant selections on visual appeal. Sometimes we are drawn to a fragrance, and for many of us it stops here. If this... 
