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When visitors tour the grounds of Moss Mountain Farm, they always marvel at the annuals looking so bright-eyed and bushy tailed all the way into
We know cemeteries as place to remember those who have passed on, but many are also a haven for forgotten specimens of flowers like antique
Prepping your garden beds for winter will make it easier to get a jump start on planting in the spring because working in a soggy, spring bed
By Amy Renea See full article in the September issue of Naturally Amaranth is an under-appreciated native grain with a host of beneficial uses. It grows easily
At some point in your area’s growing season, those tomatoes will stop turning red and stubbornly stick to a tart green. If that happens, don’t
Harvesting rainwater has many benefits, like saving money on your water bill and reducing your demand on conventional water sources. So you’re getting your water
The first thing that everyone should know about pruning is that much like a bad haircut a botched pruning job will grow out eventually. It’s
We recently suffered a severe hard freeze after our trees had already leafed out! Will the trees recover on their own, or is there something
It never fails, every spring the same story unfolds. Just when warm spring weather seems to be the norm, a sudden cold snap will hit
Protecting the plants in our gardens against an early frost is an autumn ritual we’re all familiar with. Draping the garden with old sheets, plastic