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    Cucumber(Post)

    All About Cucumbers Juicy, crispy, crunchy, firm. Fresh or pickled, cucumbers are a gardener's favorite! Ease of growing and high producti

    Birds in the Garden: Native Species & Feeding Tips(Post)

    Perennial Plants for Backyard Birding Gardens are living art, an ecosystem with many members. It’s you, the flora, AND the fauna which includes our feathery friends. Backyard birding is

    20 Frequently Asked Questions at Tonkadale (Post)

    20 Frequently Asked Questions at Tonkadale 1. When should I repot this plant? Should I repot this plant when I get home? Not necessarily. Repotting should be done when your plant

    Syringa(Post)

    Syringa (Lilac) One of the most recognizable shrubs for its flowers and their intoxicating fragrance, lilacs are stately shrubs perfect for building excitement for the warmer months to c

    Container Gardens(Post)

    Container Gardens for All Season Color Container gardens greet your guests, set the mood on the patio, and give us sunshine all season long

    Landscaping with Groundcovers(Post)

    Along with trees, shrubs, and perennials, groundcovers are an important part of the garden and landscape. The most common living groundcover is turf grass, and wood or rock mulch is common for non-liv

    Greenhouse Vocabulary(Post)

    Greenhouse Vocabulary Full Sun 6+ hours of direct sun, usually West or South facing or an exposed area.

    Ferns(Post)

    Perennial Ferns One of the most widely recognized residents of shady perennial beds, woodland gardens, and natural areas, ferns are fascin

    The Hydrangea Handbook(Post)

    The Hydrangea Handbook Hydrangeas are a staple in any Zone 4 (but we're now officially Zone 5a!) garden. We love them and can't ever get enough. Their glorious blooms are the sweet rewar

    Small Scale Homesteading w/ Stephanie Thurow(Post)

    Small Scale Homesteading with Stephanie Thurow Hi everyone, my name is Stephanie Thurow. I’m a local author that has written three small-batch cookbooks on water bath canning and ferment

    May Perennial Planting Guide (Post)

    May Perennial Planting Guide May is when the garden really starts to stir and come back to life. The soil has finally shaken off its chill, the days linger a little longer, and everythin

    Harvesting, Serving, and Preserving Summer Herbs(Post)

    Harvesting, Serving & Preserving Summer Herbs Ah, the sensations of Summer. Fresh produce from your very own garden or the farmers market can’t be beat, and fresh herbs can elevate any d

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