Podcast: Grow Fruit Trees Fast with Susan Poizner
This week our guest on the Gardenerd Tip of the Week is Susan Poizner. Susan is an urban orchardist in Toronto, Canada and both an award-winner author and educator.
Wisteria is blooming late (for us) this season. The fragrance is intoxicating.
Wordless Wednesday: Blooming Like Crazy
Spring is blooming like crazy right now, with flowers, fruits, and vegetables filling the harvest basket from the winter garden.
The fragrance coming off these wisteria lets us know that spring has arrived.
03-21-24 Get Your Spring On
In this issue: March in the Garden - Get Your Spring On Podcast: Gardening for Health Gardenerd Tip of the Month: Spring Planting Guide Gardenerd Product of the Month: Plan Your Abundant Edible Garden Course 1. March in the Garden - Get Your Spring On Welcome to Spring, gardenerds! Last frost is near for most of the country, and if you haven't started seeds indoors yet, it's probably time. There's still plenty of time to plan your garden on paper…
Our green onions are starting to bolt. Some were stressed out and that causes it to happen early. We'll cut them down to allow regrowth.
Wordless Wednesday: Spring Is Near
Spring is near as we approach Daylight Saving Time, longer days, and sprouts poking out of the ground everywhere. Here's some inspiration to keep you going until spring arrives where you live.
Wild Boar Farms (Brad Gates) showcases their award winning tomatoes. True eye candy.
Start Your Tomato Seeds
If you plan to plant your tomatoes in late March or early April, now is the time to start tomatoes from seed indoors.
Get Ready to Plan Your Garden for Spring!
As I finish flipping through the last of the winter-arrival seed catalogs, it's time to think about planning the spring garden.
Words to live by.
Field Trip: Filoli Estate and Gardens
We took a field trip to Filoli estate and gardens this weekend. Check out our tour and make a plan to visit some day.
Podcast: Eat Your Flowers with Loria Stern
This week on the Gardenerd Tip of the Week Podcast, we dive into edible flowers with Loria Stern. She's the author of Eat Your Flowers, a book bearing the name of her garden-to-table catering and private chef business.
Mittens relaxes in the mini orchard at Gardenerd HQ.
Wordless Wednesday: Late Spring Enticements
Late spring is filled with enticements. Flowers, sprouting veggies, fruit setting on the vine. It's all good. Here's some inspiration to keep you going as the heat comes on, and summer approaches.
Jarradale squash and Stowell's Evergreen Corn sprouting in the spring garden
05-18-23 May I Garden?
In this issue: May in the Garden Podcast: Journeying with Maria Rodale Gardenerd Tip of the Month: Squash Growing Tips Gardenerd Product of the Month: Online Pest Control Course 1. May in the Garden - May I Garden? It feels like seasonal changes are slow to show up these days. Spring took a long time to arrive, and we're all feeling a bit behind schedule. Nature is finally giving us the go-ahead to plant warm-weather crops, and the benefits of…