For several years, I achieved self-sufficiency in garlic and I did not buy any from the grocery store. Somehow, after I began flower farming, I
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So much for my tomatoes…
The tomatoes I set out into the garden in June are finished. Our weather has been unkind to all plants this year, and tomatoes are
Update on my Tomatoes and Fall Plans
I do major plantings of flowers approximately five times a year. On my farm, I sow seeds in January, March, May, July, and October. Some
Start Seeds for your Garden This Spring!
It’s not too late. In fact, you are right on time because the low temperature this morning in Blythewood was 39 degrees. Visiting big box
Preparing the Soil for Fall Planting
In our climate, Zone 8b in South Carolina, many plants are winter hardy. Shrubs and trees such as gardenias, magnolias, and camellias appreciate the cool