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If you are currently being plagued by yellow jackets… use this helpful guide we found in countering them!

Below we have found some neat tips and tricks in utilizing cinnamon for its natural properties in order to incorporate it into your daily garden routine!

Below is a helpful guide with tips on how to harvest sweet potatoes!

Here are a list of some bee fun facts that we have come across on the internet! – One spoonful of honey is enough to keep a person alive for 24 hours – One of the first coins in the world featured a bee symbol – Honey contains live enzymes. The metal spoon kills these … Read more

There are just so many varieties of tomatoes and seed saving can seem like a daunting task. However, tomatoes can be a great introduction to seed saving for three reasons: We have found our favorite guide for growing and seed saving tomatoes here: https://bit.ly/3B3atpr

Raised bed gardening provides the following benefits: Here are some recommended fall/winter herbs to plant in raised herb beds: Pro tip: Don’t plant Stevia in the fall because it is extremely frost-sensitive! https://www.botanicalinterests.com

Here is a Youtube video we recommend as we are nearing the cool season, in order to make gardening more accessible to everybody, as pots can be effectively used for balcony planting cool season crops!

Commonly associated with the fall season, squash can make a wonderful addition to your garden, and below we have linked an excellent guide to beginning your squash planting journey!

Greetings Gardeners! It’s time to start planting FALL Veggies and even some that will grow during winter (under a straw cover) and harvest in April and May. The Farmer’s Almanac has some great tips on what and how to plant this fall: https://www.almanac.com/what-vegetables-plant-late-summer?trk_msg=6FTU5ALAMIVK19AM0JUDPP206C&trk_contact=VPG4CVOLRICJ3HCHR02N58Q There are also a variety of Youtube videos we recommend to watch … Read more

The time to plant garlic is fast approaching! The general rule of thumb is to not plant garlic until after the autumnal equinox in late September, which is coming up soon! By planting garlic now, it will be one of the first things to come up in your garden in the spring, as garlic is … Read more