2-02-06 Here Comes Spring In This Issue: Here comes spring! What to Plant Gardenerd Tip of the Month Hats off to spring 1. Here comes spring! No words make my heart soar quite like “the coming of spring.” It means more than just the highly anticipated arrival of another season. It means that all the brand new seed packets carefully selected over the winter can be brought out to the light of day. It means fresh potting soil, blossoms bursting…
3-22-05 SPRING HAS SPRUNG! In This Issue: SPRING HAS SPRUNG! SWING INTO SPRING LINK GARDENERD TIP OF THE MONTH 1. SPRING HAS SPRUNG! For those of you who haven't already begun planning your spring garden, let me be the first to remind you that NOW IS THE TIME! On the West Coast we are fortunate enough to have a very early planting date for spring crops (February 15th is our frost free date in CA). So fire…
3-21-12 What a Lovely Thing is Spring In this issue: March in the Garden Spring Garden Planning Workshop Gardenerd Tip of the Month: Frost Dates Explained Gardenerd Product of the Month: 2012 Spring/Summer Seed Collection 1. March in the Garden Spring is officially here, and for gardeners, it just keeps getting better. Seeds are started in trays (or the ground in warmer climates), tomato plant sales are cropping up, and flowers are blooming. Life is renewed, and dormant gardeners awaken…
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In this issue: March in the Garden Spring Garden Planning Workshop Gardenerd Tip of the Month: Frost Dates Explained Gardenerd Product of the Month: 2012 Spring/Summer Seed Collection 1. March in the Garden Spring is officially here, and for gardeners, it just keeps getting better. Seeds are started in trays (or the ground in warmer climates), tomato plant sales are cropping up, and flowers are blooming. Life is renewed, and dormant gardeners awaken to the hope…