For most of us, frost is a thing of the past. However, in northern parts of the U.S., don't forget to protect tender plants at night. Sweet corn and tomatoes can suffer at temperatures as low as 50 degrees. Garden wisely and eat well!
For most of us, frost is a thing of the past. However, in northern parts of the U.S., don't forget to protect tender plants at night. Sweet corn and tomatoes can suffer at temperatures as low as 50 degrees. Garden wisely and eat well!
It's summer, and picnics are on the rise. Don't forget to track how long your food has been out of the fridge or freezer. You don't want bacterial growth to spoil those beautiful summer days!
August might be hotter, but no month offers more hours of sunlight than June. With moderate temperatures and plenty of sun, now is your time to establish your new plantings. Remember, they need hydration just as we do!
Annual flowers like to bloom but spent flowers can sap the plant's strength. Deadhead old blooms to encourage additional growth. You may also extend their growing season. So, snip and enjoy more, more, more!
If water's not your thing, carry fruit, instead. You can even freeze sectioned oranges for a great, on-the-go snack!