We would love to provide some gardening courses. Let us know what you would be interested in and we will be happy to begin setting those courses up. A few tips to begin discussing is the keys to a successful garden. 1. Choose your planting area wisely. Are you going to be able to maintain pruning on specific species to accommodate the size you want to keep your garden. 2. Poor preparation leads to poor performance in anything we do, so you will want to make sure the soil

Ever since my three children were little they loved to be in the garden. There is nothing like having the kids go out to the garden and harvest a salad for dinner. We always had so many vegetables, and it stuck with them through out the years. I remember when my son was around six years old and asked the waitress if Lima beans were on the menu. Her eyes widened, and she was in total shock that a young boy would be asking for Lima beans. To this day they love Brussels spr

First and foremost, I believe gardening can be very therapeutic. There is something Biblical about watching something that did not look like much grow into a beautiful plant. However, any gardening project or landscape project can become frustrating very quickly. Over the years, I have found that the best way to overcome the frustration is to just have fun and enjoy it. Don't become overwhelmed. I have spoken to so many gardeners that want to have everything in the lands

Spring is such a beautiful and anxious time. Many gardeners are ready to beat the cold and get into the heat, often suffering from cabin fever in colder climates. This year I planted my broccoli, Brussels sprouts, and cabbages under small tents to get them in early. They are doing fabulous as of right now, despite all the rains we have had. Soon it will be time to get all those beautiful annuals in the landscape. I am right there with everyone and can't wait to see what