If you’ve perused the latest catalog, you may have noticed we’re offering some new varieties for the 2021 season! Here are a few of those new varieties you might want to consider when planning your garden. Beans Ideal Market (Brown Creaseback) This heirloom was first sold in 1914 as Black Creaseback in Mobile, AL, by … Continue reading New Varieties for 2021!
So far this summer is promising to be a hot one. With the temperatures climbing and much of the east coast worrying about droughts like the ones they faced last summer a productive garden may seem like a mere dream. However there’s several easy tricks that can keep your plants cool, productive, and even lessen … Continue reading 12 Easy Ways to Help Your Garden Thrive in Hot Weather
article by Ira Wallace, with Lisa Dermer, photo by Irena Hollowell Who wouldn’t want a fall garden abundantly producing cabbages, broccoli, carrots, turnips, parsnips, radishes, bok choi, Brussels sprouts, a wide variety of greens, and even peas? The trick to growing a cool season garden, and setting up the fall garden to continue through winter, … Continue reading Planning and Planting for an Abundant Fall and Winter Harvest
