Feed for Thought — garden

Feed, Water, Mulch: Your June Garden Checklist June is one of the most exciting times in the garden. Seedlings have taken off, flowers are blooming, and vegetable plants are beginning to put on serious growth. While most of the planting is done, now is the time to focus on maintenance to keep your garden healthy, productive, and thriving through the summer months. Here are four simple ways to help your garden succeed this season. Feed Hungry Plants As vegetables and flowers grow, they quickly use up the nutrients available in the soil. Heavy feeders like tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, squash, and...

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As the vibrant colors of fall give way to colder days, gardeners know it’s time to shift gears. While summer and fall harvests may be winding down, the work you do in your garden now can set the stage for a healthier, more productive season next spring. Preparing your soil and caring for your plants before winter ensures that your garden rests well and is ready to flourish when warmer weather returns. Here are some practical tips to help transition your garden from fall into winter. 1. Clean Up Spent Plants Once your garden has finished producing, remove dead or...