Motherhood Moments
FEBRUARY 20, 2023
Gardening has never gone out of style, but a surge of new gardeners has sparked an evolution not only in what is being planted but also in how and why gardeners are doing so. Giving depth to the trends that are defining gardening in 2023, the newest edition of the Garden Guide is now available in digital and print form!
Prairie Eco-Thrifter
MARCH 8, 2017
My spouse and I have gained quite a bit of experience planting bushes, trees and flowers over the years. Our two biggest experiences were in planting thousands of pine seedlings from the state nursery on our 40 acre farm (in our younger years)and planting around 3000 spring flowering bulbs on our current 6 acres.
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Family Balance Sheet
APRIL 28, 2011
But I refuse to give up. Cantaloupes I have had tremendous success with growing cantaloupes. But I'm not sure I am going to grow it this year until I have a better plan of growing the melons. The plants take up so much space and grew out of my box and spilled into the yard. The plants dried up.
Saving Cents With Sense
APRIL 14, 2014
Easy Plant Food Recipes with Three Ingredients or Less. Could your plants and flowers use a little pick me up? If so, it sounds like your plants are hungry for a snack, and the perfect plant food can do the trick. In fact, you can make your own plant food in just minutes and using items right from your own kitchen.
Prairie Eco-Thrifter
JANUARY 2, 2012
As the heat of summer passes, consider moving plants that may be at risk during winter in their current location. Decide what you are going to plant for spring display, based on previous successes. This is also the time to plant out spring flowering bulbs and bare rooted shrubs and trees. Winter flowers and vegetables.
Prairie Eco-Thrifter
JANUARY 12, 2012
Burpee’s, Henry Fields, Stark Brothers, K Van Bourgondien & Sons, Van Enselen inc, John Scheepers Inc, Gurney’s, Henry Field’s, and Jung Seeds & Plants have all arrived in our mailbox (we are on a lot of lists!). Sure – take a look at the catalogs or online sites selling plants and seeds. Plan your garden.
Nicoles Nickels
SEPTEMBER 29, 2012
But there is a whole group in this flower family that are perennials that you can buy once and enjoy year after year. Among many others I present to you the aster: In my experience, asters have more of a wild flower look about them, a little longer, a little sparser, but just as vivid in color as mums and they are a fall bloomer.
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