Even though it’s cold outside, there are still plants to prune before spring. If you’re wondering what those are, experienced gardener Sarah Jay has seven you can prune in dormancy for an exuberant and floriferous growing season.
It’s time to get your February garden checklist out and start checking it off! While the garden sleeps in most parts of North America, there are many tasks to carry out. Experienced gardener Sarah Jay helps you write your list and cross off each item here.
Would it be great if there were a guide for what to plant in February, zone by zone? Well, there is, and it’s right here! Follow along with experienced gardener Sarah Jay as she covers what each USDA hardiness region should plant this month.
When it comes to seed starting, zones 2-4 may seem like a hard spot to do it. However, they are actually prime areas for seed starting if you know what to do! Experienced gardener Sarah Jay walks growers in these zones through a few tips to start seeds with ease.
One of the most beloved houseplants is ‘Lemon Lime’ maranta. This low-light dweller has praying hands, much like its relatives in the arrowroot family. How do these praying hands work, and how do you care for one of these unique plants? Experienced gardener, Sarah Jay, covers it all here!
If you’ve ever used them, you know that with humidity domes, germination improves. Choose the right dome, and you have seeds in optimal conditions for sprouting. Experienced gardener, Sarah Jay, discusses why domes are so effective and which ones to use.
If you love to grow kale, grow some ‘Winterbor’ kale this season! This F1 hybrid produces plentiful, curly leaves that last through early spring or into late fall. If you need more info on how to cultivate this awesome superfood, follow this guide by experienced gardener Sarah Jay.
You have to know when to direct sow peas for delicious, delectable garden snacks through spring. It doesn’t matter what variety of peas you grow, as long as you get them in the ground on time, you’ll have lots to eat. Experienced gardener, Sarah Jay, helps you time it right.
Compare the taste of a carrot you grew at home with one from the grocery store, and you’ll find there’s no comparison. If you need a suggestion on which variety to grow, Scarlet Nantes carrots are a great choice. Experienced gardener Sarah Jay covers everything you need to know about growing them here!
Are you looking for something to make crop rotation simple? Four-year plans make it much easier to rotate crops effectively! The off-season is a great time to sketch out your plan. Experienced gardener, Sarah Jay, walks you through the rotation process to grow a thriving garden.
There are so many fruit trees and vines to prune in January, and most likely, that includes yours! If you don’t know what kind of pruning to do, or how to do it, fear not. Experienced gardener, Sarah Jay, walks you through the process of pruning seven fruit-bearing plants.
From year to year, it’s hard to determine how long seeds last without testing them. But there are ways to know the viability of your seeds even before you plant them. Follow along with experienced gardener, Sarah Jay, as she covers three ways to test your seeds.