There is nothing better than fresh herbs in winter to brighten any dish. Fresh picked basil smells wonderful. Snip a few chives and sprinkle on baked potatoes topped with sour cream. Yum! I have several …
Let it Snow, Let It Snow Let It Snowberries
There is something special about how snow clings to plants creating a peaceful, calming effect in your yard or garden. Snowberries look wonderful in a winter landscape. This plant can be grown almost anywhere. You …
Patio Green Beans a Snap with #HarrisSeeds Garden Sense
Patio Green Beans a Snap with #HarrisSeeds Remember those little strings running down the sides of green beans? In fact, growing up I only knew snap beans referred to as “string beans”. One of my …
Soil Testing Made Easy #DailyDishMagazine
Now that we did a structure test , the next step is to do a soil test. The chemical makeup of the soil also influences how plants develop. Soil test readings not only tell you …
Starting Seeds Indoors Part Two
You have your seeds, planting medium, containers, lights and heating mat. Now what? Now it’s time to get dirty! Here are some tips to get you started. Sow seeds according to packet instructions. For …
Potting Soil is There a Difference?
Potting Soil is There a Difference? Soon it will be time to start planting seeds. Different seeds need different light and water requirements but what about starting soil? Premixed potting soils actually don’t contain any …
Helping Houseplants Get Through Winter
Winter is traditionally a time to slow down for houseplants. Remember that most houseplants species we love originated in the tropics and are not cold-weather friendly. To some extent, all plants go through this recharge …