Gardening: Tips, Ideas & Stories
We grow a large portion of our nursery inventory on our local farms and we develop all of our annual flowers in our greenhouses. We have a full line garden middle complete with plant, lawn, and pond care chemicals and treatments in addition to outside decor and pottery.
Planting seeds is a longer garden-to-plate process than using starter crops, and requires more ability, data, and work. According to the Cornell University Cooperative Extension, many new gardeners underestimate the scale container necessary for full-grown plants. Crowded roots can lead to stunted development and reduce or stop yield. Water additionally evaporates more quickly from containers than the ground, so when you slack on watering, you could be harvesting dried plants instead of food. Growing food is commonly oversimplified, and many people begin without a strategy or a practical concept of the time and money that’s required.
On this week’s Two-Minute Tips, tips … Read More