Winter gardening is quiet. Too quiet. And that’s when it happens. You’re minding your own business when a seed catalog appears in the mailbox. Or an email pops up with the words “new varieties.” Suddenly, you’re imagining tomatoes while it’s snowing outside.
So let’s be honest with ourselves...
Winter is that quiet pause between growing seasons. The beds are resting. The tools are leaning in the corner. And most of us are doing something garden-related… even if it’s just dreaming from the couch.
Some gardeners stay busy all winter. Others fully embrace rest mode. And honestly? Both...
A new year is the perfect time for a fresh start. And that includes your garden habits too. We all pick up little routines over time. Some help us grow better plants. Others… not so much.
Maybe it’s something you learned years ago. Maybe it’s a shortcut that worked once and stuck around. Or...
Let’s talk about something many people deal with every winter, especially in snowy places. Snow plowing and ice management. It might not sound glamorous, but if you’ve ever tried to walk on an icy sidewalk or shovel a heavy pile of snow, you know it can turn into a whole adventure pretty fast...
Let’s be real, life gets stressful. Between work, chores, bills, and all the little “surprises” that pop up, sometimes it feels like the world’s spinning a bit too fast. But here’s the secret many gardeners already know: the best therapy might just be waiting right outside your back door.
Yep...