Endia reached out to ask about these curious holes in her garden. I suspect she has a mole or vole. Most likely a mole, because it is...

After all of this rain, slugs and snails are happily munching on fruit and other plants in the garden. Here are a couple of short videos...

Here is our May Newsletter, full of good stuff to keep you gardening for the summer, and preparing you for saving extra food that you...

This month's webinar is a little late. I unfortunately had a death in the family. So I have the April webinar scheduled for Monday, May 5...

This month's webinar is a little late. I unfortunately had a death in the family. So I have the April webinar scheduled for Monday, May 5...

Always wanted to learn how to grow herbs, and then use the herbs you grow for your benefit? Then this is the class for you! Come to our...

Check out the member website to access the April Newsletter! Check out how to trellis your veggies and why you should try growing squash...

April started out warm, and now we have some lower temperatures, but not too bad for planting! I have been very busy, at the new GROW...

Spring has definitely sprung! I am sitting at my computer listening to Leela James and looking out of the fantastic giant picture window...

Join tonight, Monday, March 31 at 6:30 pm for our monthly webinar workshop. Tonight we will discuss how to manage those pesky critters...

You should have received your mailing of spring/summer seeds at this point. For our new members, yours are being mailed this week! In...

So many things we don't plant and come up in our garden, (we even consider them weeds) are actually good for us. Some things coming up...

March Webinar Monday, March 31; 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm To Bug or Not to Bug Learn about the pests that harm your garden and how to attract...

My garden, in the late fall and early spring, while I think is beautiful can look a bit messy. However, there is purpose to that mess. ...

This month's newsletter dives into actual planting, from seeds to transplants to bulbs, we are getting to that time! Make sure you look...

Your seeds will be in the mail next week! I have been sorting to make sure you have a great variety, some to start outside, some to start...

So many people worry about their plants when frost and snow come. If you plant the right veggies in the right season, and keep them...

Hibiscus Roselle Flowers Hibiscus Roselle, the species of hibiscus used in tea, is easy to grow and produces beautiful red roselles that...

So we had a great time at the webinar learning about snail rolls and I had some follow-up questions about the process. I have included a...