Category Archives: What should I do in the garden today?

Strawberry & Raspberry

Posted on August 17, 2011 by admin

The availability of sweet, juicy strawberries is a sure sign that the summer growing season has arrived, and even folks who never grow any other crop often find the time and space to grow a few of their own strawberries.  … Continue reading →

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Today in the Garden

Posted on March 31, 2009 by gretchen

Even with snow on the ground, there is much to do in the garden today.  Hopefully, you all have some things sprouting in your sunniest windows.  Tomato, pepper, and basil plants {TIP – plant basil in clusters of 3-5 plants, … Continue reading →

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This Week in the Garden

Posted on March 24, 2009 by gretchen

Alright ladies and gentleman, it is time to get your soil prepared for the first early cold crops.  Order some compost and/or  manure from a reputable company (you might try Growing Power or certifiedproductswi.com) or go to the Greendale or … Continue reading →

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Starting Seeds

Posted on February 28, 2009 by gretchen

Hello all, Today we are all waiting for the snow to melt.  I have been thinking of ways to expedite that process out of pure desperation to get my hands in the soil.  Things you might try for season extending … Continue reading →

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