There are few plants that thrive when planted in late autumn, but red, white and black currants do. The weather is likely to be wetter and there is still enough warmth in the soil to encourage the plants to grow some roots before winter. There is a difference in the way the different [Continue]
Early September is a wonderful time to take a drive out of town to see beautiful wildflowers along the roadsides. Let’s take a look at what’s blooming now. Queen Anne’s Lace is a white lacy flat-topped flower. It is also known as wild carrot and in fact is the predecessor to our garden [Continue]