Summer pruning for fruit trees
YouTube: Summer Pruning – What is It and Why Do It?
Our latest YouTube video walks you through the process of summer pruning. What is it and how do you summer prune? We break it down for you.
YouTube: Onion Rust and How to Deal With It
In our latest video, Christy shares all the details about Allium or Onion Rust and How to Deal with It.
Cane berries - what to know before planting them
YouTube: 2 Things Before Planting Cane Berries (blackberries / raspberries)
If you plan to grow blackberries, raspberries, boysenberries and the like, there are two things to know before you plant these cane berries. Our latest YouTube video helps you decide on a location, and how to keep these plants in check.
YouTube: Dealing with Peach Leaf Curl
Our latest video is all about Peach Leaf Curl and how to deal with it. What is Peach Leaf Curl? Our latest video explains it all.
YouTube: 1 Fruit Tree Tip to Ensure a Bountiful Harvest
Our latest video shares one fruit tree tip that is a game changer when planting new fruit trees. Do this one thing to ensure abundant harvest
YouTube: Seeds Vs. Seedlings – What to Use, When?
Our latest video is all about when to use seeds vs. seedlings in the garden. Christy tackles the question for each plant family & offers tips.
YouTube: How To Harvest Potatoes In Raised Beds
Our latest YouTube video shows you how to harvest potatoes in raised beds. It also walks you through the process of curing them for storage, so they'll last longer.
YouTube: How to Choose Seedlings at the Nursery – 3 Tips
Our latest YouTube video shares 3 tips for how to choose seedlings at the nursery. If you plan to buy seedlings/transplants/starts at the nursery this spring, this video is a must see.
Blanching in the garden
YouTube: Blanching – What is it and Why do it?
This week's video is all about blanching. What is blanching and why should we do it? Christy will explain it all.
Revitalize your mint pot and bring it back to life.
YouTube: How to Revitalize Your Mint Pot – Don’t Replace It, Refresh It!
Every year in winter our mint pot starts to looks sad, dormant and, let's face it, dead. But if you look closely there is evidence that it is still alive.